Lost Treasure Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACBA AAADAD| THE autumn day steals pallid as a ghost | A |
| Along these fields and man forsaken ways | B |
| And o'er the hedgerows bramble knotted maze | B |
| The whitening locks of Old Man's Beard are tost | A |
| Here shrunk by centuries of fire and frost | A |
| A crab tree stands where lingering gossip says | C |
| In ocean moated England's golden days | B |
| Great treasure in a frolic once was lost | A |
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| Here fresh from fumes of some Falstaffian bout | A |
| When famous champions fired by many a bet | A |
| Had drained huge bumpers while the stars would set | A |
| Beneath its reeling branches by the way | D |
| Till twice twelve hours of April bloom were out | A |
| Locked in oblivion Shakespeare lost a day | D |
Mathilde Blind
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