Envoy In Autumn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DE CCF GH IFJ K| Here are the doleful rains | A |
| And one would say the sky is weeping | B |
| The death of the tolerable weather | C |
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| Tedium cloaks the wit like a veil of clouds | D |
| And we sit down indoors | E |
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| Now is the time for poetry coloured with summer | C |
| Let it fall on the white paper | C |
| As ripe flowers fall from a perfect tree | F |
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| I will dip down my lips into my cup | G |
| Each time I wet my brush | H |
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| And keep my thoughts from wandering as smoke wanders | I |
| For time escapes away from you and me | F |
| Quicker than birds | J |
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| From the Chinese of Tu Fu | K |
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