Indian Summer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEAE FGHG| Along the line of smoky hills | A |
| The crimson forest stands | B |
| And all the day the blue jay calls | C |
| Throughout the autumn lands | B |
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| Now by the brook the maple leans | D |
| With all his glory spread | E |
| And all the sumachs on the hills | A |
| Have turned their green to red | E |
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| Now by great marshes wrapt in mist | F |
| Or past some river's mouth | G |
| Throughout the long still autumn day | H |
| Wild birds are flying south | G |
William Wilfred Campbell
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