In An Annisquam Garden Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDECDE| Old phantoms haunt it of the long ago | A |
| Old ghosts of old time lovers and of dreams | B |
| Within the quiet sunlight there meseems | B |
| I see them walking where those lilies blow | A |
| The hardy phlox sways to some garment's flow | A |
| The salvia there with sudden scarlet streams | B |
| Caught from some ribbon of some throat that gleams | B |
| Petunia fair in flounce and furbelow | A |
| I seem to hear their whispers in each wind | C |
| That wanders mid the flowers There they stand | D |
| Among the shadows of that apple tree | E |
| They are not dead whom still it keeps in mind | C |
| This garden planted by some lovely hand | D |
| That keeps it fragrant with its memory | E |
Madison Julius Cawein
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