Four Winds Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGG| Four winds blowing thro' the sky | A |
| You have seen poor maidens die | A |
| Tell me then what I shall do | B |
| That my lover may be true | B |
| Said the wind from out the south | C |
| Lay no kiss upon his mouth | C |
| And the wind from out the west | D |
| Wound the heart within his breast | D |
| And the wind from out the east | E |
| Send him empty from the feast | E |
| And the wind from out the north | F |
| In the tempest thrust him forth | F |
| When thou art more cruel than he | G |
| Then will Love be kind to thee | G |
Sara Teasdale
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