Summer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA ACCA ADEA AFFA| Now sinks the Summer sun into the sea | A |
| Sure never such a sunset shone as this | B |
| That on its golden wing has borne such bliss | B |
| Dear Love to thee and me | A |
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| Ah life was drear and lonely missing thee | A |
| Though what my loss I did not then divine | C |
| But all is past the sweet words thou art mine | C |
| Make bliss for thee and me | A |
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| How swells the light breeze o'er the blossoming lea | A |
| Sure never winds swept past so sweet and low | D |
| No lonely unblest future waiteth now | E |
| Dear Love for thee and me | A |
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| Look upward o'er the glowing West and see | A |
| Surely the star of evening never shone | F |
| With such a holy radiance oh my own | F |
| Heaven smiles on thee and me | A |
Marietta Holley
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