Colour Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCBBDDBB| There's colour in the woodlands as far as eye can reach | A |
| Pale gold upon the elm tree and bronze upon the beech | A |
| To witch the world with beauty a hundred hues ally | B |
| But bonniest is the scarlet when a Whip rides by | B |
| On towers of brown and crimson on roofs of royal gold | C |
| The banners of the autumn their splendid tints unfold | C |
| And no one will their wonder their magic lure deny | B |
| Yet dearer is the scarlet when a Whip rides by | B |
| Ah Bright September woodlands your magic only means | D |
| That summer s life is ebbing on the bed your beauty screens | D |
| Not all your painted pennons on all your towers so high | B |
| Can match one patch of scarlet when a whip rides by | B |
William Henry Ogilvie
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