Conclusion Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEFE GHGI ABAC JKJK LMLM| The songs Love sang to us are dead | A |
| Yet shall he sing to us again | B |
| When the dull days are wrapped in lead | A |
| And the red woodland drips with rain | C |
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| The lily of our love is gone | D |
| That touched our spring with golden scent | E |
| Now in the garden low upon | F |
| The wind stripped way its stalk is bent | E |
| - | |
| Our rose of dreams is passed away | G |
| That lit our summer with sweet fire | H |
| The storm beats bare each thorny spray | G |
| And its dead leaves are trod in mire | I |
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| The songs Love sang to us are dead | A |
| Yet shall he sing to us again | B |
| When the dull days are wrapped in lead | A |
| And the red woodland drips with rain | C |
| - | |
| The marigold of memory | J |
| Shall fill our autumn then with glow | K |
| Haply its bitterness will be | J |
| Sweeter than love of long ago | K |
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| The cypress of forgetfulness | L |
| Shall haunt our winter with its hue | M |
| The apathy to us not less | L |
| Dear than the dreams our summer knew | M |
Madison Julius Cawein
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