In A Garden Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GCCC AHIH JKIK LMNM| The world is resting without sound or motion | A |
| Behind the apple tree the sun goes down | B |
| Painting with fire the spires and the windows | C |
| In the elm shaded town | B |
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| Beyond the calm Connecticut the hills lie | D |
| Silvered with haze as fruits still fresh with bloom | E |
| The swallows weave in flight across the zenith | F |
| On an aerial loom | E |
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| Into the garden peace comes back with twilight | G |
| Peace that since noon had left the purple phlox | C |
| The heavy headed asters the late roses | C |
| And swaying hollyhocks | C |
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| For at high noon I heard from this same garden | A |
| The far off murmur as when many come | H |
| Up from the village surged the blind and beating | I |
| Red music of a drum | H |
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| And the hysterical sharp fife that shattered | J |
| The brittle autumn air | K |
| While they came the young men marching | I |
| Past the village square | K |
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| Across the calm Connecticut the hills change | L |
| To violet the veils of dusk are deep | M |
| Earth takes her children's many sorrows calmly | N |
| And stills herself to sleep | M |
Sara Teasdale
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