Since Then Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABA CDCDC EFEFE GHGHG| I found myself among the trees | A |
| What time the reapers ceased to reap | B |
| And in the sunflower blooms the bees | A |
| Huddled brown heads and went to sleep | B |
| Rocked by the balsam breathing breeze | A |
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| I saw the red fox leave his lair | C |
| A shaggy shadow on the knoll | D |
| And tunneling his thoroughfare | C |
| Beneath the soil I watched the mole | D |
| Stealth's own self could not take more care | C |
| - | |
| I heard the death moth tick and stir | E |
| Slow honeycombing through the bark | F |
| I heard the cricket's drowsy chirr | E |
| And one lone beetle burr the dark | F |
| The sleeping woodland seemed to purr | E |
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| And then the moon rose and one white | G |
| Low bough of blossoms grown almost | H |
| Where ere you died 'twas our delight | G |
| To meet dear heart I thought your ghost | H |
| The wood is haunted since that night | G |
Madison Julius Cawein
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