Autumn's Gold Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBBBBB CDDCEE| Along the tops of all the yellow trees | A |
| The golden yellow trees the sunshine lies | B |
| And where the leaves are gone long rays surprise | B |
| Lone depths of thicket with their brightnesses | B |
| And through the woods all waste of many a breeze | B |
| Cometh more joy of light for Poet's eyes | B |
| Green fields lying yellow underneath the skies | B |
| And shining houses and blue distances | B |
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| By the roadside like rocks of golden ore | C |
| That make the western river beds so bright | D |
| The briar and the furze are all alight | D |
| Perhaps the year will be so fair no more | C |
| But now the fallen falling leaves are gay | E |
| And autumn old has shone into a Day | E |
George Macdonald
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