In Summer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDDE FGFGHIDDJWhen in dry hollows hilled with hay | A |
The vesper sparrow sings afar | B |
And golden gray dusk dies away | A |
Beneath the amber evening star | B |
There where a warm and shadowy arm | C |
The woodland lays around the farm | C |
To meet you where we kissed dear heart | D |
To kiss you at the tryst dear heart | D |
To kiss you at the tryst | E |
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When clover fields smell cool with dew | F |
And crickets cry and roads are still | G |
And faint and few the fire flies strew | F |
The dark where calls the whippoorwill | G |
There in the lane where sweet again | H |
The petals of the wild rose rain | I |
To stroll with head to head dear heart | D |
And say the words oft said dear heart | D |
And say the words oft said | J |
Madison Julius Cawein
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