Oh, Gray And Tender Is The Rain Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEAA BBAA| Oh gray and tender is the rain | A |
| That drips drips on the pane | A |
| A hundred things come in the door | B |
| The scent of herbs the thought of yore | B |
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| I see the pool out in the grass | C |
| A bit of broken glass | C |
| The red flags running wet and straight | D |
| Down to the little flapping gate | D |
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| Lombardy poplars tall and three | E |
| Across the road I see | E |
| There is no loveliness so plain | A |
| As a tall poplar in the rain | A |
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| But oh the hundred things and more | B |
| That come in at the door | B |
| The smack of mint old joy old pain | A |
| Caught in the gray and tender rain | A |
Lizette Woodworth Reese
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