Fickle Summer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCA ACCA DEFDEF| Fickle Summer's fled away | A |
| Shall we see her face again | B |
| Hearken to the weeping rain | C |
| Never sunbeam greets the day | A |
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| More inconstant than the May | A |
| She cares nothing for our pain | C |
| Nor will hear the birds complain | C |
| In their bowers that once were gay | A |
| - | |
| Summer Summer come once more | D |
| Drive the shadows from the field | E |
| All thy radiance round thee fling | F |
| Be our lady as of yore | D |
| Then the earth her fruits shall yield | E |
| Then the morning stars shall sing | F |
Robert Fuller Murray
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