Transposed Seasons Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDDEFEFGGHIHIJJ| THE gentian and the bluebell so | A |
| Can change my calendar | B |
| I know not how the year may go | A |
| Or what the seasons are | C |
| The months in some mysterious wise | D |
| Take their expression from her eyes | D |
| The gentian speaks to memory | E |
| Of autumns long since gone | F |
| When her blue eyes smiled up at me | E |
| And heaven was flushed with dawn | F |
| 'T was autumn then and leaves were sere | G |
| But in my heart 't was spring o' the year | G |
| The bluebell says a message too | H |
| Of springs long passed away | I |
| When in my eyes her eyes of blue | H |
| Gazed and 't was close of day | I |
| Spring spread around her fragrant chart | J |
| But it was autumn in my heart | J |
Madison Julius Cawein
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