A Calendar Of Sonnets: September Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBCDEFDDF| O golden month How high thy gold is heaped | A |
| The yellow birch leaves shine like bright coins strung | B |
| On wands the chestnut's yellow pennons tongue | B |
| To every wind its harvest challenge Steeped | A |
| In yellow still lie fields where wheat was reaped | A |
| And yellow still the corn sheaves stacked among | B |
| The yellow gourds which from the earth have wrung | B |
| Her utmost gold To highest boughs have leaped | C |
| The purple grape last thing to ripen late | D |
| By very reason of its precious cost | E |
| O Heart remember vintages are lost | F |
| If grapes do not for freezing night dews wait | D |
| Think while thou sunnest thyself in Joy's estate | D |
| Mayhap thou canst not ripen without frost | F |
Helen Hunt Jackson
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