Gray November Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDDC E BDDBAFFA E ACCAGAAG| Dull dimly gleaming | A |
| The dawn looks downward | B |
| Where flowing townward | B |
| The river steaming | A |
| With mist is hidden | C |
| Each bush that huddles | D |
| Beside the road the rain has pooled with puddles | D |
| Seems in the fog a hag or thing hag ridden | C |
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| II | E |
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| Where leaves hang tattered | B |
| In forest tangles | D |
| And woodway angles | D |
| Are acorn scattered | B |
| Coughing and yawning | A |
| The woodsman slouches | F |
| Or stands as silent as the hound that crouches | F |
| Beside him ghostly in the mist drenched dawning | A |
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| III | E |
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| Through roses rotting | A |
| Within the garden | C |
| With blooms that harden | C |
| Of marigolds knotting | A |
| Each one an ember | G |
| Dull dead and dripping | A |
| Her brow from which their faded wreath is slipping | A |
| Mantled in frost and fog comes in November | G |
Madison Julius Cawein
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