In A College Garden Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBBCCCCCCDCBCCCEF GFFFEHEIIIJBJBBBBCDC CC| Senex Saye cushat callynge from the brake | A |
| What ayles thee soe to pyne | B |
| Thy carefulle heart shall cease to ake | A |
| When dayes be fyne | B |
| And greene thynges twyne | B |
| Saye cushat what thy griefe to myne | B |
| Turtur Naye gossyp loyterynge soe late | C |
| What ayles thee thus to chyde | C |
| My love is fled by garden gate | C |
| Since Lammas tyde | C |
| I wayte my bryde | C |
| Saye gossyp whom dost thou abyde | C |
| Senex Loe I am he the 'Lonelie Manne ' | D |
| Of Time forgotten quite | C |
| That no remembered face may scanne | B |
| Sadde eremyte | C |
| I wayte tonyghte | C |
| Pale Death nor any other wyghte | C |
| O cushat cushat callynge lowe | E |
| Goe waken Time from sleepe | F |
| Goe whysper in his ear that soe | G |
| His besom sweepe | F |
| Me to that heape | F |
| Where all my recollections keepe | F |
| Hath he forgott Or did I viewe | E |
| A ghostlye companye | H |
| This even by the dismalle yewe | E |
| Of faces three | I |
| That beckoned mee | I |
| To land where no repynynges bee | I |
| O Harrye Harrye Tom and Dicke | J |
| Each lost companion | B |
| Why loyter I among the quicke | J |
| When ye are gonne | B |
| Shalle I alone | B |
| Delayinge crye 'Anon Anon' | B |
| Naye let the spyder have my gowne | B |
| To brayde therein her veste | C |
| My cappe shal serve now I 'goe downe ' | D |
| For mouse's neste | C |
| Loe this is best | C |
| I care not soe I gayne my reste | C |
Sir Arthur Quiller-couch
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