Spring Has Leapt Into Summer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEB FGHIEG JKLMEK NOPQEE| Spring has leapt into Summer | A |
| A glory has gone from the green | B |
| The flush of the poplar has sobered out | C |
| The flame in the leaf of the lime is dulled | D |
| But I am thinking of the young men | E |
| Whose faces are no more seen | B |
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| Where is the pure blossom | F |
| That fell and refused to grow old | G |
| The clustered radiance perfumed whiteness | H |
| Silent singing of joy in the blue | I |
| I am thinking of the young men | E |
| Whose splendour is under the mould | G |
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| Youth the wonder of the world | J |
| Opened eyed at an opened door | K |
| When the world is as honey in the flower and as wine | L |
| To the heart and as music newly begun | M |
| O the young men the myriads of the young men | E |
| Whose beauty returns no more | K |
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| Spring will come when the Earth remembers | N |
| In sun bursts after the rain | O |
| And the leaf be fresh and lovely on the bough | P |
| And the myriad shining blossom be born | Q |
| But I shall be thinking of the young men | E |
| Whose eyes will not shine on us again | E |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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