Laburnums Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCA DA AB EA AB| OVER old walls the Laburnums | A |
| hang cones of fire | B |
| Laburnums that grow out of old | C |
| mould in old gardens | A |
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| Old maids and old men who have savings or pensions have | D |
| Shuttered themselves in the pales of old gardens | A |
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| The gardens grow wild out of their mould the Laburnums | A |
| Draw cones of fire | B |
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| And we who've no lindens no palms no cedars of Lebanon | E |
| Rejoice you have gardens with mould old men and old maids | A |
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| The bare and the dusty streets have now the Laburnums | A |
| Have now cones of fire | B |
Padraic Colum
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