Autumn Day Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEEB FFGHI| The raging colour of this cold Friday | A |
| Eats up our patience like a fire | B |
| Consumes our willingness to endure | C |
| Here the crumpled maple a gold fabric | D |
| The beech by beams empurpled the holy sycamore | E |
| Berries red hot the rose's core | E |
| The sun emboldens to burn in porphyry and amber | B |
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| Pick up the remnants of our resignation | F |
| Where we left them and bring our loving passion | F |
| Before the mist from the dark sea at our feet | G |
| Where mushrooms cling like limpets in the grass | H |
| Quenching our fierceness leaves us in a worse case | I |
Anne Barbara Ridler
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