The Passing Glory Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDECDF| Slow sinks the sun a great carbuncle ball | A |
| Red in the cavern of a sombre cloud | B |
| And in her garden where the dense weeds crowd | B |
| Among her dying asters stands the Fall | A |
| Like some lone woman in a ruined hall | A |
| Dreaming of desolation and the shroud | B |
| Or through decaying woodlands goes down bowed | B |
| Hugging the tatters of her gipsy shawl | A |
| The gaunt wind rises like an angry hand | C |
| And sweeps the sprawling spider from its web | D |
| Smites frantic music in the twilight's ear | E |
| And all around like melancholy sand | C |
| Rains dead leaves down wild leaves that mark the ebb | D |
| In Earth's dark hour glass of another year | F |
Madison Julius Cawein
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