Symphony In Yellow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDEF GHIG| An omnibus across the bridge | A |
| Crawls like a yellow butterfly | B |
| And here and there a passer by | B |
| Shows like a little restless midge | A |
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| Big barges full of yellow hay | C |
| Are moored against the shadowy wharf | D |
| And like a yellow silken scarf | E |
| The thick fog hangs along the quay | F |
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| The yellow leaves begin to fade | G |
| And flutter from the Temple elms | H |
| And at my feet the pale green Thames | I |
| Lies like a rod of rippled jade | G |
Oscar Wilde
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