Tell Summer That I Died Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACBC DEEDDCFC| When he was old and thin | A |
| And knew not night or day | B |
| He would sit up to say | B |
| Something of the fire within | A |
| How woefully his chin | A |
| Moved so slowly as he tried | C |
| Some lusty word to say | B |
| Tell Summer that I died | C |
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| When gladness sweeps the land | D |
| And to the white sky | E |
| Cool butterflies go by | E |
| And sheep in shadow stand | D |
| When Love the old command | D |
| Turns every hate aside | C |
| In the unstinted days | F |
| Tell Summer that I died | C |
John Shaw Neilson
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