It Was Upon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDDD EFEGAA| It was upon a July evening | A |
| At a stile I stood looking along a path | B |
| Over the country by a second Spring | A |
| Drenched perfect green again 'The lattermath | B |
| Will be a fine one ' So the stranger said | C |
| A wandering man Albeit I stood at rest | D |
| Flushed with desire I was The earth outspread | D |
| Like meadows of the future I possessed | D |
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| And as an unaccomplished prophecy | E |
| The stranger's words after the interval | F |
| Of a score years when those fields are by me | E |
| Never to be recrossed now I recall | G |
| This July eve and question wondering | A |
| What of the lattermath to this hoar Spring | A |
Edward Thomas
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