Winter Rain Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDEFDE| Wild clouds roll up slag dark and slaty gray | A |
| And in the oaks the sere wind sobs and sighs | B |
| Weird as a word a man before he dies | B |
| Mutters beneath his breath yet fears to say | A |
| The rain drives down and by each forest way | A |
| Each dead leaf drips and murmurings arise | B |
| As of fantastic footsteps one who flies | B |
| Whispering the dim eidolon of the day | A |
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| Now is the wood a place where phantoms house | C |
| Around each tree wan ghosts of flowers crowd | D |
| And spectres of sweet weeds that once were fair | E |
| Rustling and through the bleakness of bare boughs | F |
| A voice is heard now low now stormy loud | D |
| As if the ghosts of all the leaves were there | E |
Madison Julius Cawein
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