The Hawkbit Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF GGHH| How sweetly on the autumn scene | A |
| When haws are red amid the green | A |
| The hawkbit shines with face of cheer | B |
| The favorite of the faltering year | B |
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| When days grow short and nights grow cold | C |
| How fairly gleams its eye of gold | C |
| On pastured field and grassy hill | D |
| Along the roadside and the rill | D |
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| It seems the spirit of a flower | E |
| This offspring of the autumn hour | E |
| Wandering back to earth to bring | F |
| Some kindly afterthought of spring | F |
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| A dandelion's ghost might so | G |
| Amid Elysian meadows blow | G |
| Become more fragile and more fine | H |
| Breathing the atmosphere divine | H |
Sir Charles George Douglas Roberts
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