A Line-storm Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGH IJIJKLKL MNMNONON| The line storm clouds fly tattered and swift | A |
| The road is forlorn all day | B |
| Where a myriad snowy quartz stones lift | A |
| And the hoof prints vanish away | B |
| The roadside flowers too wet for the bee | C |
| Expend their bloom in vain | D |
| Come over the hills and far with me | C |
| And be my love in the rain | D |
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| The birds have less to say for themselves | E |
| In the wood world's torn despair | F |
| Than now these numberless years the elves | E |
| Although they are no less there | F |
| All song of the woods is crushed like some | G |
| Wild earily shattered rose | H |
| Come be my love in the wet woods come | G |
| Where the boughs rain when it blows | H |
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| There is the gale to urge behind | I |
| And bruit our singing down | J |
| And the shallow waters aflutter with wind | I |
| From which to gather your gown | J |
| What matter if we go clear to the west | K |
| And come not through dry shod | L |
| For wilding brooch shall wet your breast | K |
| The rain fresh goldenrod | L |
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| Oh never this whelming east wind swells | M |
| But it seems like the sea's return | N |
| To the ancient lands where it left the shells | M |
| Before the age of the fern | N |
| And it seems like the time when after doubt | O |
| Our love came back amain | N |
| Oh come forth into the storm and rout | O |
| And be my love in the rain | N |
Robert Frost
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