Rose Pogonias Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFG HIJIKLCL MNHNKIMI| A saturated meadow | A |
| Sun shaped and jewel small | B |
| A circle scarcely wider | C |
| Than the trees around were tall | B |
| Where winds were quite excluded | D |
| And the air was stifling sweet | E |
| With the breath of many flowers | F |
| A temple of the hear | G |
| - | |
| There we bowed us in the burning | H |
| As the sun's right worship is | I |
| To pick where none could miss them | J |
| A thousand orchises | I |
| For though the grass was scattered | K |
| yet every second spear | L |
| Seemed tipped with wings of color | C |
| That tinged the atmosphere | L |
| - | |
| We raised a simple prayer | M |
| Before we left the spot | N |
| That in the general mowing | H |
| That place might be forgot | N |
| Or if not all so favored | K |
| Obtain such grace of hours | I |
| that none should mow the grass there | M |
| While so confused with flowers | I |
Robert Lee Frost
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