Midsummer Noon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEDE FGHG IJIJ| At her window gazes over the elms | A |
| A girl she looks on the branching green | B |
| But her eyes possess unfathomed realms | A |
| Her young hand holds her dreaming chin | C |
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| Drifted the dazzling clouds ascend | D |
| In indolent order vast and slow | E |
| The great blue softly their shadows send | D |
| A clearness up from the wall below | E |
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| An old man houseless leaning alone | F |
| By the tree girt fountain only heeds | G |
| The fall of the spray in the shine of the sun | H |
| And nothing possessing nothing needs | G |
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| The square is heavy with silent bloom | I |
| The tardy wheels uncertain creep | J |
| Above in a narrow sunlit room | I |
| The widower watches his child asleep | J |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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