With The Seasons Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCBC A DEDEDE A FGFGFG HIHIHI JKJKJK LMLNLM| I | A |
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| You will not love me sweet | B |
| When this fair year is past | C |
| Or love now at my feet | B |
| At others' feet be cast | C |
| You will not love me sweet | B |
| When this fair year is past | C |
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| II | A |
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| Now 'tis the Springtide dear | D |
| The crocus cups hold flame | E |
| Brimmed to the pregnant year | D |
| Who crimsons as with shame | E |
| Now 'tis the Springtide dear | D |
| The crocus cups hold flame | E |
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| III | A |
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| Ah heart the Summer's queen | F |
| At her brown throat one rose | G |
| The poppies now are seen | F |
| With seed pods thrust in rows | G |
| Dear heart the Summer's queen | F |
| At her brown throat one rose | G |
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| IV | - |
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| Now Autumn reigns a prince | H |
| Fierce gipsy dark live gold | I |
| Weighs down the fruited quince | H |
| The last chilled violet's told | I |
| The Autumn reigns a prince | H |
| A despot crowned with gold | I |
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| V | - |
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| Alas rude Winter's king | J |
| Snow driven from chin to head | K |
| No wild birds pipe and sing | J |
| The wild winds sing instead | K |
| Ah me rude Winter's king | J |
| Snow driven from chin to head | K |
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| VI | - |
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| Weep now you once who smiled | L |
| Sweet hope that had few fears | M |
| And this the end my child | L |
| Thyself my shame and tears | N |
| Weep now you once who smiled | L |
| Sweet hope that had few fears | M |
Madison Julius Cawein
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