Loneliness Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABAC DEFDF GHIHI JJKJL| These autumn gardens russet gray and brown | A |
| The sward with shrivelled foliage strown | A |
| The shrubs and trees | B |
| By weary wings of sunshine overflown | A |
| And timid silences | C |
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| Since first you darling called my spirit yours | D |
| Seem happy and the gladness pours | E |
| From day to day | F |
| And yester year across this year endures | D |
| Unto next year away | F |
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| Now in these places where I used to rove | G |
| And give the dropping leaves my love | H |
| And weep to them | I |
| They seem to fall divinely from above | H |
| Like to a diadem | I |
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| Closing in one with the disheartened flowers | J |
| High up the migrant birds in showers | J |
| Shine in the sky | K |
| And all the movement of the natural hours | J |
| Turns into melody | L |
Trumbull Stickney
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