Thanksgiving Ode, November 15th, 1888 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDE FFGG CCHH IIJJ| September came and with it frost | A |
| The season's pasture it seemed lost | A |
| And the wondrous yield of corn | B |
| Of its green beauty it was shorn | B |
| - | |
| Frost it came like early robber | C |
| But gentle rains came in October | C |
| Which were absorbed by grateful soil | D |
| With green once more the pastures smile | E |
| - | |
| And cows again are happy seen | F |
| Enjoying of the pastures green | F |
| And flow of milk again they yield | G |
| From the sweet feed of grassy field | G |
| - | |
| And we have now a fine November | C |
| Warmer far than in September | C |
| The apple which is queen of fruits | H |
| Was a good crop and so is roots | H |
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| The rains they did replenish springs | I |
| And it gratitude to each heart brings | I |
| When we reflect on bounteous season | J |
| For grateful feelings all have reason | J |
James Mcintyre
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