April Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAACCA DEDEDE| Come then with showers I love thy cloudy face | A |
| Gilded with splendour of the sunbeam thro' | B |
| The heedless glory of thy locks I know | C |
| The arch sweet languor of thy fleeting grace | A |
| The windy lovebeams of thy dwelling place | A |
| Thy dim dells where in azure bluebells blow | C |
| The brimming rivers where thy lightnings go | C |
| Harmless and full and swift from race to race | A |
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| Thou takest all young hearts captive with thine eyes | D |
| At rumour of thee the tongues of children ring | E |
| Louder than bees the golden poplars rise | D |
| Like trumps of peace and birds on homeward wing | E |
| Fly mocking echoes shrill along the skies | D |
| Above the waves' grave diapasoning | E |
Walter De La Mare
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