Autumn. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGFHIJKJEILM| I in the autumn of my days | A |
| Stand by a place of tears | B |
| And hear the unborn children weep | C |
| Within the unborn years | D |
| And feel how all God's sorrow must | E |
| Go wailing on until | F |
| Man's autumn too is past and he | G |
| May winter from all ill | F |
| H | |
| A pale light in the fading wood | I |
| The sob of dying leaves | J |
| A lorn bird lying in the dusk | K |
| Of life that wakes and grieves | J |
| O mournful heart whose love is dust | E |
| In the decaying wood | I |
| Death's deepening mystery will cling | L |
| Round thee like solitude | M |
Robert Crawford
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