The Close Of Summer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDEFDF| The melancholy of the woods and plains | A |
| When summer nears its close the drowsy dim | B |
| Unfathomed sadness of the mists that swim | B |
| About the valleys after night long rains | A |
| The humming garden with it tawny chains | A |
| Of gourds and blossoms ripened to the brim | B |
| And then at eve the low moon's quiet rim | B |
| And the slow sunset whose one cloud remains | A |
| Fill me with peace that is akin to tears | C |
| Unutterable peace that moves as in a dream | D |
| Mid fancies sweeter than it knows or tells | E |
| That sees and hears with other eyes and ears | F |
| And walks with Memory beside a stream | D |
| That flows through fields of fadeless asphodels | F |
Madison Julius Cawein
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