September Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBB BCDC EBFB GBHB| In the turbulent beauty | A |
| Of a gusty Autumn day | B |
| Poet on a sunny headland | B |
| Sighed his soul away | B |
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| Farms the sunny landscape dappled | B |
| Swandown clouds dappled the farms | C |
| Cattle lowed in mellow distance | D |
| Where far oaks outstretched their arms | C |
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| Sudden gusts came full of meaning | E |
| All too much to him they said | B |
| Oh south winds have long memories | F |
| Of that be none afraid | B |
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| I cannot tell rude listeners | G |
| Half the tell tale South wind said | B |
| 'T would bring the blushes of yon maples | H |
| To a man and to a maid | B |
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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