The Artist Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEGHIHAJKJLMNO M| THE year has turned the corner | A |
| Cold June is with the dead | B |
| And Spring the singing artist | C |
| Is mixing gold and red | B |
| The red is meant for roses | D |
| Rich roses brave and bold | E |
| The gold is for the wattle | F |
| 'Tis delicate pale gold | E |
| The Sun grown tired of exile | G |
| Comes marching south again | H |
| 'Tis he that stays the west wind | I |
| That chills the hearts of men | H |
| There shall be frond and feather | A |
| Glad ways of greenery | J |
| When Spring unveils her painting | K |
| For all the world to see | J |
| Oh red 'twill be and golden | L |
| That canvas of the South | M |
| N | |
| The gold shall be a girl's hair | O |
| The red shall be her mouth | M |
Roderic Quinn
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