A Late Walk Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JCKC| When I go up through the mowing field | A |
| The headless aftermath | B |
| Smooth laid like thatch with the heavy dew | C |
| Half closes the garden path | B |
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| And when I come to the garden ground | D |
| The whir of sober birds | E |
| Up from the tangle of withered weeds | F |
| Is sadder than any words | E |
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| A tree beside the wall stands bare | G |
| But a leaf that lingered brown | H |
| Disturbed I doubt not by my thought | I |
| Comes softly rattling down | H |
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| I end not far from my going forth | J |
| By picking the faded blue | C |
| Of the last remaining aster flower | K |
| To carry again to you | C |
Robert Frost
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