To Flowers From Italy In Winter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAA CDCD EFEF GHGH| Sunned in the South and here to day | A |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp If all organic things | B |
| Be sentient Flowers as some men say | A |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp What are your ponderings | A |
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| How can you stay nor vanish quite | C |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp From this bleak spot of thorn | D |
| And birch and fir and frozen white | C |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp Expanse of the forlorn | D |
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| Frail luckless exiles hither brought | E |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp Your dust will not regain | F |
| Old sunny haunts of Classic thought | E |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp When you shall waste and wane | F |
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| But mix with alien earth be lit | G |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp With frigid Boreal flame | H |
| And not a sign remain in it | G |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp To tell men whence you came | H |
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