Paris In Spring Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABABCB ADEDFDCD GHIJAHCK| The city's all a shining | A |
| Beneath a fickle sun | B |
| A gay young wind's a blowing | A |
| The little shower is done | B |
| But the rain drops still are clinging | A |
| And falling one by one | B |
| Oh it's Paris it's Paris | C |
| And spring time has begun | B |
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| I know the Bois is twinkling | A |
| In a sort of hazy sheen | D |
| And down the Champs the gray old arch | E |
| Stands cold and still between | D |
| But the walk is flecked with sunlight | F |
| Where the great acacias lean | D |
| Oh it's Paris it's Paris | C |
| And the leaves are growing green | D |
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| The sun's gone in the sparkle's dead | G |
| There falls a dash of rain | H |
| But who would care when such an air | I |
| Comes blowing up the Seine | J |
| And still Ninette sits sewing | A |
| Beside her window pane | H |
| When it's Paris it's Paris | C |
| And spring time's come again | K |
Sara Teasdale
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