September 1815 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBCDBBEDE| WHILE not a leaf seems faded while the fields | A |
| With ripening harvest prodigally fair | B |
| In brightest sunshine bask this nipping air | B |
| Sent from some distant clime where Winter wields | A |
| His icy scimitar a foretaste yields | A |
| Of bitter change and bids the flowers beware | B |
| And whispers to the silent birds 'Prepare | B |
| Against the threatening foe your trustiest shields ' | C |
| For me who under kindlier laws belong | D |
| To Nature's tuneful quire this rustling dry | B |
| Through leaves yet green and yon crystalline sky | B |
| Announce a season potent to renew | E |
| 'Mid frost and snow the instinctive joys of song | D |
| And nobler cares than listless summer knew | E |
William Wordsworth
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