Spring It Is Cheery Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCBDDBAABAABAABAA BEFB| Spring it is cheery | A |
| Winter is dreary | A |
| Green leaves hang but the brown must fly | B |
| When he's forsaken | C |
| Wither'd and shaken | C |
| What can an old man do but die | B |
| Love will not clip him | D |
| Maids will not lip him | D |
| Maud and Marian pass him by | B |
| Youth it is sunny | A |
| Age has no honey | A |
| What can an old man do but die | B |
| June it was jolly | A |
| Oh for its folly | A |
| A dancing leg and a laughing eye | B |
| Youth may be silly | A |
| Wisdom is chilly | A |
| What can an old man do but die | B |
| Friends they are scanty | A |
| Beggars are plenty | A |
| If he has followers I know why | B |
| Gold's in his clutches | E |
| Buying him crutches | F |
| What can an old man do but die | B |
Thomas Hood
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