Summer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF GGCC| Tis Summer I know by the blue of the sky | A |
| By the trees' deeper green as beneath them I lie | A |
| And more than all these by the lovely wild rose | B |
| That now in the woodland its pink blossom shows | B |
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| Now ring the sharp scythes of the mowers all day | C |
| And they spread to the air the sweet scented hay | C |
| They pile up the wagon ere daylight is done | D |
| And singing come home with the set of the sun | D |
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| I feel the warm west wind fan gently my cheek | E |
| As I sit on the grass far too happy to speak | E |
| And then in the twilight I see the faint spark | F |
| Of the fire fly flitting alone in the dark | F |
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| Oh long happy days when 'tis full of delight | G |
| To roam in the meadows from morning till night | G |
| Oh summer sweet summer glide slowly away | C |
| For I love in your warmth and your fragrance to stay | C |
H. P. Nichols
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