The Log Fire Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFEG HIHI JHJH HKHK LMLM| In her last hour of life the tree | A |
| Gave up her glorious memories | B |
| Wild scent of wood anemone | C |
| The sapphire blue of April skies | D |
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| With faint but ever strength'ning flame | E |
| The dew drenched hyacinthine spires | F |
| Were lost as red gold bracken came | E |
| With maple bathed in living fires | G |
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| Grey smoke of ancient clematis | H |
| Towards the silver birch inclined | I |
| And deep in thorny fastnesses | H |
| The coral bryony entwined | I |
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| Then softly through the dusky room | J |
| They strayed fair ghosts of other days | H |
| With breath like early cherry bloom | J |
| With tender eyes and gentle ways | H |
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| They glimmered on the sombre walls | H |
| They danced upon the oaken floor | K |
| Till through the loudly silent halls | H |
| Joy reigned majestical once more | K |
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| Up blazed the fire and dazzling clear | L |
| One rapturous Spirit radiant stood | M |
| 'Twas you at last Yes YOU my dear | L |
| We two were back in Gatcombe Wood | M |
Fay Inchfawn
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