Snow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACCD EFGFGHIH JKJJJKALMM NOPONQRQ ABACCD| Down out of heaven | A |
| Frost kissed | B |
| And wind driven | A |
| Flake upon flake | C |
| Over forest and lake | C |
| Cometh the snow | D |
| - | |
| Folding the forest | E |
| Folding the farms | F |
| In a mantle of white | G |
| And the river s great arms | F |
| Kissed by the chill night | G |
| From clamor to rest | H |
| Lie all white and shrouded | I |
| Upon the world s breast | H |
| - | |
| Falling so slowly | J |
| Down from above | K |
| So white hushed and holy | J |
| Folding the city | J |
| Like the great pity | J |
| Of God in His love | K |
| Sent down out of heaven | A |
| On its sorrow and crime | L |
| Blotting them folding them | M |
| Under its rime | M |
| - | |
| Fluttering rustling | N |
| Soft as a breath | O |
| The whisper of leaves | P |
| The low pinions of death | O |
| Or the voice of the dawning | N |
| When day has its birth | Q |
| Is the music of silence | R |
| It makes to the earth | Q |
| - | |
| Thus down out of heaven | A |
| Frost kissed | B |
| And wind driven | A |
| Flake upon flake | C |
| Over forest and lake | C |
| Cometh the snow | D |
William Wilfred Campbell
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