Autumn At Annisquam Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDECDF| The bitter sweet and red haw in her hands | A |
| And in her hair pale berries of the bay | B |
| She haunts the coves and every Cape Ann way | B |
| The Indian Autumn wandered from her bands | A |
| Beside the sea upon a rock she stands | A |
| And looks across the foam and straight the grey | B |
| Takes on a sunset tone and all the day | B |
| Murmurs with music of forgotten lands | A |
| Now in the woods knee deep among the ferns | C |
| She walks and smiles and listens to the pines | D |
| The sweetheart pines that kiss and kiss again | E |
| Whispering their love and now she frowns and turns | C |
| And in the west the fog in ragged lines | D |
| Rears the wild wigwams of the tribes of rain | F |
Madison Julius Cawein
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