November Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCACDCEFFEGHIIEH| Together we laughed and talked in the warm lit room | A |
| Out now alone I come | B |
| Into the street in the fall of the early night | C |
| Shadowy skies with a pale uncertain gloom | A |
| Hover above the houses dim but bright | C |
| In wetness mirrored far | D |
| Retreating lamps outshine the lingering light | C |
| Hazily blue the air heavy with dews | E |
| The wind and before me the cries and the crowd | F |
| And the sleepless murmur of wheels not loud | F |
| For a magical softness all imbrues | E |
| The softness estranges my sense I see and I hear | G |
| But know 'tis a vision intangible shapes that seem | H |
| All is unreal the sound of the falling of feet | I |
| Coming figures and far off hum of the street | I |
| A dream the gliding hurry the endless lights | E |
| Houses and sky a dream a dream | H |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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