Below The Sunset's Range Of Rose Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAB CDCDCD EFEFEF GHGHGH IJIJK IJ LMLMLM| Below the sunset's range of rose | A |
| Below the heaven's deepening blue | B |
| Down woodways where the balsam blows | A |
| And milkweed tufts hang gray with dew | B |
| A Jersey heifer stops and lows | A |
| The cows come home by one by two | B |
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| There is no star yet but the smell | C |
| Of hay and pennyroyal mix | D |
| With herb aromas of the dell | C |
| Where the root hidden cricket clicks | D |
| Among the ironweeds a bell | C |
| Clangs near the rail fenced clover ricks | D |
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| She waits upon the slope beside | E |
| The windlassed well the plum trees shade | F |
| The well curb that the goose plums hide | E |
| Her light hand on the bucket laid | F |
| Unbonneted she waits glad eyed | E |
| Her gown as simple as her braid | F |
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| She sees fawn colored backs among | G |
| The sumacs now a tossing horn | H |
| Its clashing bell of copper rung | G |
| Long shadows lean upon the corn | H |
| And slow the day dies scarlet stung | G |
| The cloud in it a rosy thorn | H |
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| Below the pleasant moon that tips | I |
| The tree tops of the hillside fly | J |
| The flitting bats the twilight slips | I |
| In firefly spangles twinkling by | J |
| Through which | K |
| he | - |
| comes Their happy lips | I |
| Meet and one star leaps in the sky | J |
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| He takes her bucket and they speak | L |
| Of married hopes while in the grass | M |
| The plum drops glowing as her cheek | L |
| The patient cows look back or pass | M |
| And in the west one golden streak | L |
| Burns as if God gazed through a glass | M |
Madison Julius Cawein
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