Sapphics Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD CEFG HDCD IJKL MICD CNFC CFIFClothed in splendour beautifully sad and silent | A |
Comes the autumn over the woods and highlands | B |
Golden rose red full of divine remembrance | C |
Full of foreboding | D |
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Soon the maples soon will the glowing birches | C |
Stripped of all that summer and love had dowered them | E |
Dream sad limbed beholding their pomp and treasure | F |
Ruthlessly scattered | G |
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Yet they quail not Winter with wind and iron | H |
Comes and finds them silent and uncomplaining | D |
Finds them tameless beautiful still and gracious | C |
Gravely enduring | D |
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Me too changes bitter and full of evil | I |
Dream by dream have plundered and left me naked | J |
Grey with sorrow Even the days before me | K |
Fade into twilight | L |
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Mute and barren Yet will I keep my spirit | M |
Clear and valiant brother to these my noble | I |
Elms and maples utterly grave and fearless | C |
Grandly ungrieving | D |
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Brief the span is counting the years of mortals | C |
Strange and sad it passes and then the bright earth | N |
Careless mother gleaming with gold and azure | F |
Lovely with blossoms | C |
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Shining white anemones mixed with roses | C |
Daisies mild eyed grasses and honeyed clover | F |
You and me and all of us met and equal | I |
Softly shall cover | F |
Archibald Lampman
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