A Song Of Autumn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABABAB CBCBCBCB| Where shall we go for our garlands glad | A |
| At the falling of the year | B |
| When the burnt up banks are yellow and sad | A |
| When the boughs are yellow and sere | B |
| Where are the old ones that once we had | A |
| And when are the new ones near | B |
| What shall we do for our garlands glad | A |
| At the falling of the year | B |
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| Child can I tell where the garlands go | C |
| Can I say where the lost leaves veer | B |
| On the brown burnt banks when the wild winds blow | C |
| When they drift through the dead wood drear | B |
| Girl when the garlands of next year glow | C |
| You may gather again my dear | B |
| But I go where the last year's lost leaves go | C |
| At the falling of the year | B |
Adam Lindsay Gordon
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