Spring Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCACCCCCC| There dwells a spirit in the budding year | A |
| As motherhood doth beautify the face | B |
| That even lends these barren glebes a grace | B |
| And fills grey hours with beauty that were drear | A |
| And bleak when the loud storming March was here | A |
| A glamour that the thrilled heart dimly traces | C |
| In swelling boughs and soft wet windy spaces | C |
| And sunlands where the chattering birds make cheer | A |
| I thread the uplands where the wind's footfalls | C |
| Stir leaves in gusty hollows autumn's urns | C |
| Seaward the river's shining breast expands | C |
| High in the windy pines a lone crow calls | C |
| And far below some patient ploughman turns | C |
| His great black furrow over steaming lands | C |
William Wilfred Campbell
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