September Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDDED FGHGIJKJ LBMBNLOL| Oh soon the forests all will boast | A |
| A crown of red and gold | B |
| A purple haze will circle round | C |
| The mountains dim and old | B |
| Afar the hills now green and fair | D |
| Their sombre robes will wear | D |
| A mist like veil will dim the sun | E |
| And linger on the air | D |
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| Already seems the earth half sad | F |
| The summer child is dead | G |
| And who can tell the dreams gone by | H |
| The tales of life unsaid | G |
| September is a glowing time | I |
| A month of happy hours | J |
| Yet in its crimson heart lies hid | K |
| The frost that kills the flowers | J |
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| Life too may feel the glory near | L |
| And wear its crown of gold | B |
| Yet are the snows not nearest then | M |
| Are hearts not growing old | B |
| September is the prime of life | N |
| The glory of the year | L |
| Yet when the leaves begin to fall | O |
| The winter must be near | L |
Fannie Isabelle Sherrick
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