Late September Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEEE FFEE GGHH IIJJ| Tang of fruitage in the air | A |
| Red boughs bursting everywhere | A |
| Shimmering of seeded grass | B |
| Hooded gentians all a'mass | B |
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| Warmth of earth and cloudless wind | C |
| Tearing off the husky rind | C |
| Blowing feathered seeds to fall | D |
| By the sun baked sheltering wall | D |
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| Beech trees in a golden haze | E |
| Hardy sumachs all ablaze | E |
| Glowing through the silver birches | E |
| How that pine tree shouts and lurches | E |
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| From the sunny door jamb high | F |
| Swings the shell of a butterfly | F |
| Scrape of insect violins | E |
| Through the stubble shrilly dins | E |
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| Every blade's a minaret | G |
| Where a small muezzin's set | G |
| Loudly calling us to pray | H |
| At the miracle of day | H |
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| Then the purple lidded night | I |
| Westering comes her footsteps light | I |
| Guided by the radiant boon | J |
| Of a sickle shaped new moon | J |
Amy Lowell
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