Song-the Winter Of Life Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEBF EGDGHIJK| BUT lately seen in gladsome green | A |
| The woods rejoic'd the day | B |
| Thro' gentle showers the laughing flowers | C |
| In double pride were gay | B |
| But now our joys are fled | D |
| On winter blasts awa | E |
| Yet maiden May in rich array | B |
| Again shall bring them a' | F |
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| But my white pow nae kindly thowe | E |
| Shall melt the snaws of Age | G |
| My trunk of eild but buss or beild | D |
| Sinks in Time's wintry rage | G |
| Oh Age has weary days | H |
| And nights o' sleepless pain | I |
| Thou golden time o' Youthfu' prime | J |
| Why comes thou not again | K |
Robert Burns
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