The Seasons Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDEFF G| The year hath first his jocund spring | A |
| Wherein the leaves to birds' sweet carolling | A |
| Dance with the wind then sees the summer's day | B |
| Perfect the embryon blossom of each spray | B |
| Next cometh autumn when the thresh d sheaf | C |
| Loseth his grain and every tree his leaf | C |
| Lastly cold winter's rage with many a storm | D |
| Threats the proud pines which Ida's top adorn | E |
| And makes the sap leave succourless the shoot | F |
| Shrinking to comfort his decaying root | F |
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| From Britannia's Pastorals | G |
William Browne
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