An Open Fire Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBCCDBBD| These logs with drama and with dream are rife | A |
| For all their golden Summers and green Springs | B |
| Through leaf and root they sucked the forest's life | A |
| Drank in its secret deep essential things | B |
| Its midwood moods its mystic runes | C |
| Its breathing hushes stirred of faery wings | B |
| Its August nights and April noons | C |
| The garnered fervors of forgotten Junes | C |
| Flare forth again and waste away | D |
| And in the sap that leaps and sings | B |
| We hear again the chant the cricket flings | B |
| Across the hawthorn scented dusks of May | D |
Don Marquis
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