April Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCADAEFEGHIJIKALA| The April winds are magical | A |
| And thrill our tuneful frames | B |
| The garden walks are passional | A |
| To bachelors and dames | B |
| The hedge is gemmed with diamonds | C |
| The air with Cupids full | A |
| The cobweb clues of Rosamond | D |
| Guide lovers to the pool | A |
| Each dimple in the water | E |
| Each leaf that shades the rock | F |
| Can cozen pique and flatter | E |
| Can parley and provoke | G |
| Goodfellow Puck and goblins | H |
| Know more than any book | I |
| Down with your doleful problems | J |
| And court the sunny brook | I |
| The south winds are quick witted | K |
| The schools are sad and slow | A |
| The masters quite omitted | L |
| The lore we care to know | A |
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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