On All Souls' Eve Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDDEB FGHGEEIG DJKJLEMJ GNENOON| Oh the garden ways are lonely | A |
| Winds that bluster winds that shout | B |
| Battle with the strong laburnum | C |
| Toss the sad brown leaves about | B |
| In the gay herbaceous border | D |
| Now a scene of wild disorder | D |
| The last dear hollyhock has flamed his | E |
| crimson glory out | B |
| - | |
| Yet upon this night of longing | F |
| Souls are all abroad they say | G |
| Will they come the dazzling blossoms | H |
| That were here but yesterday | G |
| Will the ghosts of radiant roses | E |
| And my sheltered lily closes | E |
| Hold once more their shattered fragrance | I |
| now November's on her way | G |
| - | |
| Wallflowers surely you'll remember | D |
| Pinks recall it will you not | J |
| How I loved and watched and tended | K |
| Made this ground a hallowed spot | J |
| Pansies with the soft meek faces | L |
| Harebells with a thousand graces | E |
| Dear dead loves I wait and listen Tell | M |
| me have you quite forgot | J |
| - | |
| HUSH THEY COME For down the pathway | G |
| Steals a fragrance honey sweet | N |
| Larkspurs lilies stocks and roses | E |
| Hasten now my heart to greet | N |
| Stay oh stay My hands would hold you | O |
| But the arms that would enfold you | O |
| Crush the bush of lad's love growing in the dusk beside my feet | N |
Fay Inchfawn
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