Autumn-s Warnings Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACADADAE FCFCFFFFF GBHFGIGJG KFKBKFKFKK| SOFT voices of the woods that make | A |
| The summer air a harmony | B |
| Winged whispers through the leaves where wake | A |
| Long wind wafts dying in a sigh | C |
| Replies of birds from brake to brake | A |
| Plash of the runnel on its stones | D |
| Soft voices sweet for summer's sake | A |
| There is a word in all your tones | D |
| A word that not till now ye spake | A |
| 'Goodbye goodbye ' | E |
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| And yet see dearest overhead | F |
| The branches bar a sultry sky | C |
| No earliest fleck of tanned or red | F |
| 'Mid all the leafage far and nigh | C |
| And with their serried curves outspread | F |
| The fresh green fern fronds know no frost | F |
| Nought gone but still some grace is dead | F |
| Nought changed but still some hope is lost | F |
| Listen and every voice has said | F |
| 'Goodbye goodbye ' | - |
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| We shall not see the summer wane | G |
| But with a start of memory | B |
| When the long chills have come again | H |
| Awake and know that it did die | F |
| So slowest loss is sudden pain | G |
| We have not known till all is o'er | I |
| 'Tis summer till the autumn's rain | G |
| Yet has there stolen long before | J |
| That sadness through some sweetest strain | G |
| 'Goodbye goodbye ' | - |
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| Ah love hear all the thought that grew | K |
| Mock it away I'll mock it I | F |
| Summer and I sit here with you | K |
| Your great eyes smiling tenderly | B |
| Your silence wooing me to woo | K |
| A meaning in your lightest word | F |
| As though love made it something new | K |
| And what if all the while I heard | F |
| The autumn whisper sighing through | K |
| 'Goodbye goodbye' | K |
Augusta Davies Webster
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