Autumn In King's Hintock Park Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAB CBCBCB BBBBBB DBDBDB| Here by the baring bough | A |
| Raking up leaves | B |
| Often I ponder how | A |
| Springtime deceives | B |
| I an old woman now | A |
| Raking up leaves | B |
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| Here in the avenue | C |
| Raking up leaves | B |
| Lords' ladies pass in view | C |
| Until one heaves | B |
| Sighs at life's russet hue | C |
| Raking up leaves | B |
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| Just as my shape you see | B |
| Raking up leaves | B |
| I saw when fresh and free | B |
| Those memory weaves | B |
| Into grey ghosts by me | B |
| Raking up leaves | B |
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| Yet Dear though one may sigh | D |
| Raking up leaves | B |
| New leaves will dance on high | D |
| Earth never grieves | B |
| Will not when missed am I | D |
| Raking up leaves | B |
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Thomas Hardy
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