November Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CDCEFEFE GHGHEIEI JKJKLMLM ENEN| But let all those that put their | A |
| trust in thee rejoice Psalm | B |
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| November is so drear and chill | C |
| Whilst making leafless branch and tree | D |
| Whilst sweeping over vale and hill | C |
| With all her doleful minstrelsy | E |
| November wails the summer's death | F |
| In such a melancholy voice | E |
| She has a withering blighting breath | F |
| She does not bid the heart rejoice | E |
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| Yet why repine thou stricken one | G |
| Grief is the common fate of all | H |
| This the refrain beneath the sun | G |
| Mortals must die and leaves must fall | H |
| They'll live again the leaves and flowers | E |
| When spring returns to bless the earth | I |
| They'll waken 'neath her sunny hours | E |
| Through nature's touch to beauteous birth | I |
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| Hope in decay and do not moan | J |
| That God has taken one we love | K |
| Why should our hearts be turned to stone | J |
| When he is safe in heaven above | K |
| Redeemed through Christ who was his trust | L |
| With him in realms of joy on high | M |
| For though down here 'tis dust to dust | L |
| The Christian lives beyond the sky | M |
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| Then in the autumn's woe rejoice | E |
| Rejoice in calm rejoice in storm | N |
| In either hear God's tender voice | E |
| For both his holy will perform | N |
Nannie R. Glass
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