Mensis Lacrimarum Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEF| March that comes roaring maned with rampant paws | A |
| And bleatingly withdraws | A |
| March 'tis the year's fantastic nondescript | B |
| That born when frost hath nipped | B |
| The shivering fields or tempest scarred the hills | C |
| Dies crowned with daffodils | C |
| The month of the renewal of the earth | D |
| By mingled death and birth | D |
| But England in this latest of thy years | E |
| Call it the Month of Tears | F |
William Watson
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