Life's Seasons Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAAA CACACA CACACA A CDCECE| When all the world was Mayday | A |
| And all the skies were blue | B |
| Young innocence made playday | A |
| Among the flowers and dew | A |
| Then all of life was Mayday | A |
| And clouds were none or few | A |
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| When all the world was Summer | C |
| And morn shone overhead | A |
| Love was the sweet newcomer | C |
| Who led youth forth to wed | A |
| Then all of life was Summer | C |
| And clouds were golden red | A |
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| When earth was all October | C |
| And days were gray with mist | A |
| On woodways sad and sober | C |
| Grave memory kept her tryst | A |
| Then life was all October | C |
| And clouds were twilight kissed | A |
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| IV | A |
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| Now all the world's December | C |
| And night is all alarm | D |
| Above the last dim ember | C |
| Grief bends to keep him warm | E |
| Now all of life's December | C |
| And clouds are driven storm | E |
Madison Julius Cawein
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