Sun And Flowers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFG HHII JJKK LLMM NNII OOPPThe spring is coming hear it blow | A |
The rain and wind have cleared the snow | A |
And I am going to play my fill | B |
With sunlight on the windy hill | B |
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And I am going to laugh and run | C |
And be the comrade of the sun | C |
And like the wildflowers wink my eyes | D |
At him and at the springtime skies | D |
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And I am going to leap and shout | E |
And toss my hair and arms about | E |
And fill my soul with sunshine as | F |
The blossoms do and waving grass | G |
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And I am going to dance and sing | H |
And match the swallow on the wing | H |
And put my arms about each tree | I |
And kiss it as the sun does me | I |
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And I am going to lie face down | J |
Upon the hillside far from town | J |
And hug it as the sunlight does | K |
And watch the pussy willows fuzz | K |
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I wish I was as big and bright | L |
As is the sunlight then I might | L |
Hold all the hillside in my joy | M |
But I am just a little boy | M |
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And I am only sweet and small | N |
As are the wildflowers that is all | N |
So mother says and thus you see | I |
The sun can get ahead of me | I |
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Blow wind and rain and sweep away | O |
The snow and sleet of yesterday | O |
And bring the sunlight and the flowers | P |
And all the laughing springtime hours | P |
Madison Julius Cawein
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