September Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BB CC DD DD EE FF DD GG HH II| I have not been among the woods | A |
| Nor seen the milk weeds burst their hoods | A |
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| The downy thistle seeds take wing | B |
| Nor the squirrel at his garnering | B |
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| And yet I know that up to God | C |
| The mute month holds her goldenrod | C |
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| That clump and copse o'errun with vines | D |
| Twinkle with clustered muscadines | D |
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| And in deserted churchyard places | D |
| Dwarf apples smile with sunburnt faces | D |
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| I know how ere her green is shed | E |
| The dogwood pranks herself with red | E |
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| How the pale dawn chilled through and through | F |
| Comes drenched and draggled with her dew | F |
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| How all day long the sunlight seems | D |
| As if it lit a land of dreams | D |
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| Till evening with her mist and cloud | G |
| Begins to weave her royal shroud | G |
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| If yet as in old Homer's land | H |
| Gods walk with mortals hand in hand | H |
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| Somewhere to day in this sweet weather | I |
| Thinkest thou not they walk together | I |
John Charles Mcneill
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