April Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFGFHIHI JKJKLMLM NONOPDPD QRQRQSQS| When April weeps she wakes the flowers | A |
| That slept the winter through | B |
| Oh did they dream those frosty hours | A |
| That she would be untrue | B |
| And not awaken them in time | C |
| To smile their smiles of love | D |
| To hear the robin's merry chime | C |
| And gentle cooing dove | D |
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| And when they feel their mother's tears | E |
| So gently o'er them weep | F |
| Will they tell her of their simple fears | G |
| And visions while asleep | F |
| And will they tell her that they dreamed | H |
| Beneath their sheets of snow | I |
| Such weary dreamings that it seemed | H |
| The winter ne'er would go | I |
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| They'll soon be wide awake and up | J |
| In dainty robes arrayed | K |
| Blue violet gold buttercup | J |
| And quaker lady staid | K |
| Wild eglantine and clustering thorn | L |
| Will grace the byway lanes | M |
| Whilst woodland flowers the dells adorn | L |
| And daisies cheer the plains | M |
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| The rippling streamlet soon will be | N |
| A crystal mirror bright | O |
| For waving branch and mint and tree | N |
| That nod in golden light | O |
| Of summer sunbeams glad'ning rays | P |
| Filling the heart with love | D |
| While nature and earth uniting praise | P |
| The God who reigns above | D |
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| In lowly spots will lilies spring | Q |
| And scent the summer breeze | R |
| And on the earth there'll be no king | Q |
| Arrayed like one of these | R |
| So weeping April's tears will bring | Q |
| Her children from the tomb | S |
| Will dress the earth in robes of spring | Q |
| Brightened by fragrant bloom | S |
Nannie R. Glass
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