Rambles In Autumn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJCKLMNOPFQR STUVWXYZA2B2C2D2BE2| But see the fading many colour'd woods | A |
| Shade deepening over shade the country round | B |
| Imbrown a crowded umbrage dusk and dun | C |
| Of every hue from wan declining green | D |
| To sooty dark These now the lonesome muse | E |
| Low whispering lead into their leaf strewn walks | F |
| And give the season in its latest view | G |
| Meantime light shadowing all a sober calm | H |
| Fleeces unbounded ether whose least wave | I |
| Stands tremulous uncertain where to turn | J |
| The dewy skirted clouds imbibe the sun | C |
| And through their lucid veil his soften'd force | K |
| Shed o'er the peaceful world Then is the time | L |
| To steal themselves from the degenerate crowd | M |
| And soar above this little scene of things | N |
| To tread low thoughted vice beneath their feet | O |
| To soothe the throbbing passions into peace | P |
| And woo lone quiet in her silent walks | F |
| The pale descending year yet pleasing still | Q |
| A gentler mood inspires for now the leaf | R |
| Incessant rustles from the mournful grove | S |
| Oft startling such as studious walk below | T |
| And slowly circles through the waving air | U |
| But should a quicker breeze amid the boughs | V |
| Sob o'er the sky the leafy deluge streams | W |
| Till choked and matted with the dreary shower | X |
| The forest walks at every rising gale | Y |
| Roll wide the wither'd waste and whistle bleak | Z |
| Fled is the blasted verdure of the fields | A2 |
| And shrunk into their beds the flowery race | B2 |
| Their sunny robes resign E'en what remain'd | C2 |
| Of stronger fruits falls from the naked tree | D2 |
| And woods fields gardens orchards all around | B |
| The desolated prospect thrills the soul | E2 |
James Thomson
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