To'' Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJKLM FENEOPEP| Some time far hence when Autumn sheds | A |
| Her frost upon your hair | B |
| And you together sit at dusk | C |
| May I come to you there | B |
| And lightly will our hearts turn back | D |
| To this then distant day | E |
| When while the world was clad in flowers | F |
| You two were wed in May | E |
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| When we shall sit about your board | G |
| Three old friends met again | H |
| Joy will be with us but not much | I |
| Of jest and laughter then | H |
| For Autumn's large content and calm | J |
| Like heaven's own smile will bless | K |
| The harvest of your happy lives | L |
| With store of happiness | M |
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| May you who flankt about with flowers | F |
| Will plight your faith to day | E |
| Hold evermore enthroned the love | N |
| Which you have crowned in May | E |
| And Time will sleep upon his scythe | O |
| The swallow rest his wing | P |
| Seeing that you at autumntide | E |
| Still clasp the hands of spring | P |
John Charles Mcneill
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