In Autumn Moonlight, When The White Air Wan Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDEFGFGAA| In autumn moonlight when the white air wan | A |
| Is fragrant in the wake of summer hence | B |
| 'Tis sweet to sit entranced and muse thereon | C |
| In melancholy and godlike indolence | B |
| When the proud spirit lull'd by mortal prime | D |
| To fond pretence of immortality | E |
| Vieweth all moments from the birth of time | D |
| All things whate'er have been or yet shall be | E |
| And like the garden where the year is spent | F |
| The ruin of old life is full of yearning | G |
| Mingling poetic rapture of lament | F |
| With flowers and sunshine of spring's sure returning | G |
| Only in visions of the white air wan | A |
| By godlike fancy seized and dwelt upon | A |
Robert Seymour Bridges
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