Picture-books In Winter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CDBB EEBB FFBB GGBB| Summer fading winter comes | A |
| Frosty mornings tingling thumbs | A |
| Window robins winter rooks | B |
| And the picture story books | B |
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| Water now is turned to stone | C |
| Nurse and I can walk upon | D |
| Still we find the flowing brooks | B |
| In the picture story books | B |
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| All the pretty things put by | E |
| Wait upon the children's eye | E |
| Sheep and shepherds trees and crooks | B |
| In the picture story books | B |
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| We may see how all things are | F |
| Seas and cities near and far | F |
| And the flying fairies' looks | B |
| In the picture story books | B |
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| How am I to sing your praise | G |
| Happy chimney corner days | G |
| Sitting safe in nursery nooks | B |
| Reading picture story books | B |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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