May Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF CGCG| Shyly the silver hatted mushrooms make | A |
| Soft entrance through | B |
| And undelivered lovers half awake | A |
| Hear noises in the dew | B |
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| Yellow in all the earth and in the skies | C |
| The world would seem | D |
| Faint as a widow mourning with soft eyes | C |
| And falling into dream | D |
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| Up the long hill I see the slow plough leave | E |
| Furrows of brown | F |
| Dim is the day and beautiful I grieve | E |
| To see the sun go down | F |
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| But there are suns a many for mine eyes | C |
| Day after day | G |
| Delightsome in grave greenery they rise | C |
| Red oranges in May | G |
John Shaw Neilson
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