Modern Love Xi: Out In The Yellow Meadows Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDDCEFFEAGGA| Out in the yellow meadows where the bee | A |
| Hums by us with the honey of the Spring | B |
| And showers of sweet notes from the larks on wing | B |
| Are dropping like a noon dew wander we | A |
| Or is it now or was it then for now | C |
| As then the larks from running rings pour showers | D |
| The golden foot of May is on the flowers | D |
| And friendly shadows dance upon her brow | C |
| What's this when Nature swears there is no change | E |
| To challenge eyesight Now as then the grace | F |
| Of heaven seems holding earth in its embrace | F |
| Nor eyes nor heart has she to feel it strange | E |
| Look woman in the West There wilt thou see | A |
| An amber cradle near the sun's decline | G |
| Within it featured even in death divine | G |
| Is lying a dead infant slain by thee | A |
George Meredith
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