The Gardener Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCADDEDFFGHABIAJJKJ LLMLNNON

WITHIN this garden space are setA
Sweet mignonette and violetB
Sunk in rich mould at dawn and nightC
Their leaves dew wetA
Who set them in the kindly loamD
Lies buried 'neath the clover foamD
Of alien meadows far awayE
From his loved homeD
If it be glory thus to passF
For Honour's sake and 'neath the grassF
Red wounded lie then he in truthG
Great glory hasH
Yet blossoms that he loved and setA
Sweet mignonette sweet violetB
Not Honour's self nor Glory's crownI
Can stay regretA
'Twixt bud of leaf and fall of leafJ
Why should Fate in an hour so briefJ
Wreck flower and flower and nurse aloneK
The cypress GriefJ
He is not gone not all of himL
For trees have memories leaf and limbL
Shall breathe his name and grateful flowersM
At twilight dimL
For like these blooms he left behindN
Some fragrance subtle and refinedN
A memoried sweetness that shall hauntO
Tree flower and windN

Roderic Quinn



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