In Springtime Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGDGD| My garden blazes brightly with the rose bush and the peach | A |
| And the koil sings above it in the siris by the well | B |
| From the creeper covered trellis comes the squirrel's chattering speech | A |
| And the blue jay screams and flutters where the cheery sat bhai dwell | B |
| But the rose has lost its fragrance and the koil's note is strange | C |
| I am sick of endless sunshine sick of blossom burdened bough | D |
| Give me back the leafless woodlands where the winds of Springtime range | C |
| Give me back one day in England for it's Spring in England now | D |
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| Through the pines the gusts are booming o'er the brown fields blowing chill | E |
| From the furrow of the ploughshare streams the fragrance of the loam | F |
| And the hawk nests on the cliffside and the jackdaw in the hill | E |
| And my heart is back in England 'mid the sights and sounds of Home | F |
| But the garland of the sacrifice this wealth of rose and peach is | G |
| Ah koil little koil singing on the siris bough | D |
| In my ears the knell of exile your ceaseless bell like speech is | G |
| Can you tell me aught of England or of Spring in England now | D |
Rudyard Kipling
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