Omens Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDECDE| Sad o'er the hills the poppy sunset died | A |
| Slow as a fungus breaking through the crusts | B |
| Of forest leaves the waning half moon thrusts | B |
| Through gray brown clouds one milky silver side | A |
| In her vague light the dogwoods vale descried | A |
| Seem nervous torches flourished by the gusts | B |
| The apple orchards seem the restless dusts | B |
| Of wind thinned mists upon the hills they hide | A |
| It is a night of omens whom late May | C |
| Meets like a wraith among her train of hours | D |
| An apparition with appealing eye | E |
| And hesitant foot that walks a willowed way | C |
| And speaking through the fading moon and flowers | D |
| Bids her prepare her gentle soul to die | E |
Madison Julius Cawein
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