Autumn Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCB DDEFFE GGHIDH JJKLLK| With the advent of the Autumn | A |
| Trees behave as Nature taught 'em | A |
| Maple Sumach Plum and Poplar and the Chestnut known as Horse | B |
| Ere they shed the Summer fashion | C |
| Break into a perfect passion | C |
| Of sweet rivalry in color if deciduous of course | B |
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| Autumn comes and Claret Ashes | D |
| Liquidambars showing splashes | D |
| From her palette don the motley Joseph's coats of many a hue | E |
| Russet red and golden yellow | F |
| As the season waxes mellow | F |
| As for me like certain gum trees I perversely grow more blue | E |
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| I would quaff in ample measure | G |
| Every draught of Autumn's pleasure | G |
| Were it not a grim foreboding spreads its color thro' the mind | H |
| And I know that Autumn breezes | I |
| Bring the first hint of the wheezes | D |
| For when Fall the Summer follows Winter is not far behind | H |
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| Would I were like lucky mortals | J |
| Who with Winter at the portals | J |
| Shed their ills like Autumn leaves and welcome days of snow and ice | K |
| Still why not accept the present | L |
| Fall brings favors amply pleasant | L |
| Seat me Ishoo id the sudlight Autumb cad be very dice | K |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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