October Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCBC BDBD BEBE FGFH| A | |
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| Beauty has a tarnished dress | B |
| And a patchwork cloak of cloth | C |
| Dipped deep in mournfulness | B |
| Striped like a moth | C |
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| Wet grass where it trails | B |
| Dyes it green along the hem | D |
| She has seven silver veils | B |
| With cracked bells on them | D |
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| She is tired of all these | B |
| Grey gauze translucent lawn | E |
| The broad cloak of Herakles | B |
| Is tangled flame and fawn | E |
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| Water and light are wearing thin | F |
| She has drawn above her head | G |
| The warm enormous lion skin | F |
| Rough red and gold | H |
Elinor Morton Wylie
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