Menace. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHIH DJDJ KLML NONO| All green and fair the Summer lies | A |
| Just budded from the bud of Spring | B |
| With tender blue of wistful skies | A |
| And winds which softly sing | B |
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| Her clock has struck its morning hours | C |
| Noon nears the flowery dial is true | D |
| But still the hot sun veils its powers | C |
| In deference to the dew | D |
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| Yet there amid the fresh new green | E |
| Amid the young broods overhead | F |
| A single scarlet branch is seen | E |
| Swung like a banner red | F |
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| Tinged with the fatal hectic flush | G |
| Which when October frost is in the near | H |
| Flames on each dying tree and bush | I |
| To deck the dying year | H |
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| And now the sky seems not so blue | D |
| The yellow sunshine pales its ray | J |
| A sorrowful prophetic hue | D |
| Lies on the radiant day | J |
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| As mid the bloom and tenderness | K |
| I catch that scarlet menace there | L |
| Like a gray sudden wintry tress | M |
| Set in a child's bright hair | L |
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| The birds sing on the roses blow | N |
| But like a discord heard but now | O |
| A stain upon the petal's snow | N |
| Is that one sad red bough | O |
Susan Coolidge (sarah Chauncey Woolsey)
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