Indian Summer. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEF GGH IIH JJK FFL| These are the days when birds come back | A |
| A very few a bird or two | B |
| To take a backward look | C |
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| These are the days when skies put on | D |
| The old old sophistries of June | E |
| A blue and gold mistake | F |
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| Oh fraud that cannot cheat the bee | G |
| Almost thy plausibility | G |
| Induces my belief | H |
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| Till ranks of seeds their witness bear | I |
| And softly through the altered air | I |
| Hurries a timid leaf | H |
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| Oh sacrament of summer days | J |
| Oh last communion in the haze | J |
| Permit a child to join | K |
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| Thy sacred emblems to partake | F |
| Thy consecrated bread to break | F |
| Taste thine immortal wine | L |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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