The New Spring Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGHII| The long grief left her old and then | A |
| Came love and made her young again | A |
| As though some newer gentler Spring | B |
| Should start dead roses blossoming | B |
| Old roses that have lain full long | C |
| In some forgotten book of song | C |
| Brought from their darkness to be one | D |
| With lilting winds and rain and sun | D |
| And as they too might bring away | E |
| From that dim volume where they lay | E |
| Some lyric hint some song's perfume | F |
| To add its beauty to their bloom | F |
| So love awakes her heart that lies | G |
| Shrouded in fragrant memories | H |
| And bids it bloom again and wake | I |
| Sweeter for that old sorrow's sake | I |
Theodosia Garrison
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