In Spring And Summer Winds May Blow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHIH JAJA| In spring and summer winds may blow | A |
| And rains fall after hard and fast | B |
| The tender leaves if beaten low | A |
| Shine but the more for shower and blast | B |
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| But when their fated hour arrives | C |
| When reapers long have left the field | D |
| When maidens rifle turn'd up hives | C |
| And their last juice fresh apples yield | D |
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| A leaf perhaps may still remain | E |
| Upon some solitary tree | F |
| Spite of the wind and of the rain | E |
| A thing you heed not if you see | F |
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| At last it falls Who cares Not one | G |
| And yet no power on earth can ever | H |
| Replace the fallen leaf upon | I |
| Its spray so easy to dissever | H |
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| If such be love I dare not say | J |
| Friendship is such too well I know | A |
| I have enjoyed my summer day | J |
| 'Tis past my leaf now lies below | A |
Walter Savage Landor
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