Late Autumn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFGFHIHI| The fields lie bare before me now | A |
| The fruit is gathered in | B |
| Not even seen a grazing cow | A |
| Nor heard the blackbird's din | B |
| The heath is brown and ivy pale | C |
| The woodbine berries red | D |
| And withered leaves borne on the gale | C |
| Sink down on peaty bed | D |
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| At morn the fence was covered o'er | E |
| With a pale sheet of rime | F |
| The earth was like a marble floor | G |
| But now is turned to grime | F |
| For Autumn rains are falling fast | H |
| And swells the running brook | I |
| The Indian Summer too is past | H |
| For snowfall soon we look | I |
Joseph Horatio Chant
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