In Hardwood Groves Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB ADED FGHG| The same leaves over and over again | A |
| They fall from giving shade above | B |
| To make one texture of faded brown | C |
| And fit the earth like a leather glove | B |
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| Before the leaves can mount again | A |
| To fill the trees with another shade | D |
| They must go down past things coming up | E |
| They must go down into the dark decayed | D |
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| They must be pierced by flowers and put | F |
| Beneath the feet of dancing flowers | G |
| However it is in some other world | H |
| I know that this is way in ours | G |
Robert Frost
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