Autumnal Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAB CDDCD EFFGF HBBHBPale amber sunlight falls across | A |
The reddening October trees | B |
That hardly sway before a breeze | B |
As soft as summer summer's loss | A |
Seems little dear on days like these | B |
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Let misty autumn be our part | C |
The twilight of the year is sweet | D |
Where shadow and the darkness meet | D |
Our love a twilight of the heart | C |
Eludes a little time's deceit | D |
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Are we not better and at home | E |
In dreamful Autumn we who deem | F |
No harvest joy is worth a dream | F |
A little while and night shall come | G |
A little while then let us dream | F |
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Beyond the pearled horizons lie | H |
Winter and night awaiting these | B |
We garner this poor hour of ease | B |
Until love turn from us and die | H |
Beneath the drear November trees | B |
Ernest Dowson
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