South Wind Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEDF FGH| Where have you been South Wind this May day morning | A |
| With larks aloft or skimming with the swallow | B |
| Or with blackbirds in a green sun glinted thicket | C |
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| Oh I heard you like a tyrant in the valley | D |
| Your ruffian haste shook the young blossoming orchards | E |
| You clapped rude hands hallooing round the chimney | D |
| And white your pennons streamed along the river | F |
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| You have robbed the bee South Wind in your adventure | F |
| Blustering with gentle flowers but I forgave you | G |
| When you stole to me shyly with scent of hawthorn | H |
Siegfried Sassoon
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