Sapphics Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCD CEFG HDCD IJKL MICD CNFC CFIF

Clothed in splendour beautifully sad and silentA
Comes the autumn over the woods and highlandsB
Golden rose red full of divine remembranceC
Full of forebodingD
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Soon the maples soon will the glowing birchesC
Stripped of all that summer and love had dowered themE
Dream sad limbed beholding their pomp and treasureF
Ruthlessly scatteredG
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Yet they quail not Winter with wind and ironH
Comes and finds them silent and uncomplainingD
Finds them tameless beautiful still and graciousC
Gravely enduringD
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Me too changes bitter and full of evilI
Dream by dream have plundered and left me nakedJ
Grey with sorrow Even the days before meK
Fade into twilightL
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Mute and barren Yet will I keep my spiritM
Clear and valiant brother to these my nobleI
Elms and maples utterly grave and fearlessC
Grandly ungrievingD
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Brief the span is counting the years of mortalsC
Strange and sad it passes and then the bright earthN
Careless mother gleaming with gold and azureF
Lovely with blossomsC
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Shining white anemones mixed with rosesC
Daisies mild eyed grasses and honeyed cloverF
You and me and all of us met and equalI
Softly shall coverF

Archibald Lampman



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