The Beginning Of Winter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGG| Now are the trees all ruefully bereft | A |
| Of their brave liveries of green and gold | B |
| No shred of all their pleasant raiment left | A |
| To shield them from the wind and nipping cold | B |
| Now is the grass all withered up and dead | C |
| And shrouded in its cerement of the snow | D |
| Now the enfeebled Sun goes soon to bed | C |
| And rises late and carries his head low | D |
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| Now is the night magnificent to view | E |
| When the Queen Moon appears with cloudless brow | F |
| Now are our spirits cleans'd and born anew | E |
| In the clear quickening atmosphere and now | F |
| We re make home and find our hearts' desire | G |
| In common talk before the cheerful fire | G |
W. M. Mackeracher
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