Abandoned Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBBCBDCDB| The hornets build in plaster dropping rooms | A |
| And on its mossy porch the lizard lies | B |
| Around its chimneys slow the swallow flies | B |
| And on its roof the locusts snow their blooms | A |
| Like some sad thought that broods here old perfumes | A |
| Haunt its dim stairs the cautious zephyr tries | B |
| Each gusty door like some dead hand then sighs | B |
| With ghostly lips among the attic glooms | B |
| And now a heron now a kingfisher | C |
| Flits in the willows where the riffle seems | B |
| At each faint fall to hesitate to leap | D |
| Fluttering the silence with a little stir | C |
| Here Summer seems a placid face asleep | D |
| And the near world a figment of her dreams | B |
Madison Julius Cawein
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