My November Guest Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAAB CDCCD EFEEF GHGGH

My Sorrow when she's here with meA
Thinks these dark days of autumn rainB
Are beautiful as days can beA
She loves the bare the withered treeA
She walks the sodden pasture laneB
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Her pleasure will not let me stayC
She talks and I am fain to listD
She's glad the birds are gone awayC
She's glad her simple worsted greyC
Is silver now with clinging mistD
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The desolate deserted treesE
The faded earth the heavy skyF
The beauties she so truly seesE
She thinks I have no eye for theseE
And vexes me for reason whyF
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Not yesterday I learned to knowG
The love of bare November daysH
Before the coming of the snowG
But it were vain to tell her soG
And they are better for her praiseH

Robert Frost



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