The Sun-shower Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCB DDEFGH IIJKKJ| A penciled shade the sky doth sweep | A |
| And transient glooms creep in to sleep | A |
| Amid the orchard | B |
| Fantastic breezes pull the trees | C |
| Hither and yon to vagaries | C |
| Of aspect tortured | B |
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| Then like the downcast dreamy fringe | D |
| Of eyelids when dim gates unhinge | D |
| That locked their tears | E |
| Falls on the hills a mist of rain | F |
| So faint it seems to fade again | G |
| Yet swiftly nears | H |
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| Now sparkles the air all steely bright | I |
| With drops swept down in arrow flight | I |
| Keen quivering lines | J |
| Ceased in a breath the showery sound | K |
| And teasingly now as I look around | K |
| Sweet sunlight shines | J |
George Parsons Lathrop
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