The Winter's Walk Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH IJIJ

Behold my fair where'er we roveA
What dreary prospects round us riseB
The naked hill the leafless groveA
The hoary ground the frowning skiesB
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Nor only through the wasted plainC
Stern Winter is thy force confess'dD
Still wider spreads thy horrid reignC
I feel thy power usurp my breastD
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Enlivening hope and fond desireE
Resign the heart to spleen and careF
Scarce frighted love maintains her fireE
And rapture saddens to despairF
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In groundless hope and causeless fearG
Unhappy man behold thy doomH
Still changing with the changeful yearG
The slave of sunshine and of gloomH
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Tired with vain joys the false alarmsI
With mental and corporeal strifeJ
Snatch me my Stella to thy armsI
And screen me from the ills of lifeJ

Samuel Johnson



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