Lines To A Withered Leaf Seen On A Poet's Table Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEG HIHI| Poet's hand has placed thee there | A |
| Autumn's brown and withered scroll | B |
| Though to outward eye not fair | A |
| Thou hast beauty for the soul | B |
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| Though no human pen has traced | C |
| On that leaf its learned lore | D |
| Love divine the page has graced | C |
| What can words discover more | D |
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| Not alone dim Autumn's blast | E |
| Echoes from yon tablet sear | F |
| Distant music of the Past | E |
| Steals upon the poet's ear | G |
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| Voices sweet of summer hours | H |
| Spring's soft whispers murmur by | I |
| Feathered songs from leafy bowers | H |
| Draw his listening soul on high | I |
Jones Very
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