The Death Of Autumn Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Discrowned and desolate	A
And wandering with dim eyes and faded hair	B
Singing sad songs to comfort her despair	B
Grey Autumn meets her fate	C
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Forsaken and alone	D
She haunts the ruins of her queenly state	C
Like banished Eve at Eden's flaming gate	C
Making perpetual moan	D
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Crazed with her grief she moves	E
Along the banks of the frost charmed rills	E
And all the hollows of the wooded hills	E
Searching for her lost loves	E
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From verdurous base to cope	F
The sunny hill sides and sweet pasture lands	E
Where bubbling brooks reach ever dimpled hands	E
Along the amber slope	F
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And valleys drowsed between	G
In the rich purple of the vintage time	H
When cups of gold that drop with fragrant wine	I
From orchard branches lean	G
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And far beyond them spread	J
Broad fields thick set with sheaves of yellow wheat	K
Where scarlet poppies slumberously sweet	K
Glow with a dusky red	J
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To the remotest zone	D
Of hazy woodland pencilled on the sky	L
On whose far spires the clouds of sunset lie	L
She held her regal throne	D
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Queen of a princely race	E
Whose ministers were all the elements	E
Sunshine and rain and dew she did dispense	E
With a right royal grace	E
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Now not a breath of air	B
Nor sunbeam nor the voice of beast or bird	M
Stirring the lonely woods hath any word	M
To comfort her despair	B
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Insidious day by day	N
A smouldering flame a lurid crimson creeps	E
Into the ashy whiteness of her cheeks	E
And burns her life away	N
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The cavernous woods are dumb	O
Through their oracular depths and secret nooks	E
To the mute supplication of her looks	E
No mystic voices come	O
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And through the still grey air	B
The night comes down and hangs her lamp on high	L
Like a wan lily blossomed on the sky	L
Shining so ghostly fair	B
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Or looming up the heights	E
Those awful spectres of the frozen zone	D
Splinter the crystal of heaven's sapphire dome	P
With arrowy glancing lights	E
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The while hoarse night winds rave	Q
The old year looking backward to his prime	H
With dim fond eyes down the last steps of time	H
Goes maundering to his grave	Q

Kate Seymour Maclean

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