The Voice Of Spring Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBAA AACCBB DDEEFF| I am coming I am coming | A |
| Hark the honey bee is humming | A |
| See the lark is soaring high | B |
| In the blue and sunny sky | B |
| And the gnats are on the wing | A |
| Wheeling round in airy ring | A |
| - | |
| Listen New born lambs are bleating | A |
| And the cawing rooks are meeting | A |
| In the elms a noisy crowd | C |
| All the birds are singing loud | C |
| And the first white butterfly | B |
| In the sunshine dances by | B |
| - | |
| Look around you look around | D |
| Flowers in all the fields abound | D |
| Every running stream is bright | E |
| All the orchard trees are white | E |
| And each small and waving shoot | F |
| Promises sweet autumn fruit | F |
Mary Howitt
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