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    The poem describes how nature's first green is gold but it is difficult to hold onto, as the early leaf is like a flower that lasts only an hour. The leaf then fades to another leaf, just as Eden sank into grief and dawn passes into day - nothing gold can stay. The summary includes the rhyme scheme of the poem analyzed in a table with the rhyming words and their corresponding letters.

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    The poem describes how nature's first green is gold but it is difficult to hold onto, as the early leaf is like a flower that lasts only an hour. The leaf then fades to another leaf, just as Eden sank into grief and dawn passes into day - nothing gold can stay. The summary includes the rhyme scheme of the poem analyzed in a table with the rhyming words and their corresponding letters.

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    The poem describes how nature's first green is gold but it is difficult to hold onto, as the early leaf is like a flower that lasts only an hour. The leaf then fades to another leaf, just as Eden sank into grief and dawn passes into day - nothing gold can stay. The summary includes the rhyme scheme of the poem analyzed in a table with the rhyming words and their corresponding letters.

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    Nothing Gold Can Stay


    Natures first green is gold
    Her hardest hue to hold,
    Her early leafs a flower;
    But only so an hour.
    Then leaf subsides to leaf
    So Eden sank to grief,
    So dawn goes down to day.
    Nothing gold can stay.

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    Rhyming Word

    Rhyme scheme (a,b,c)

    1.

    gold

    2.

    hold

    3.

    flower

    4.

    hour

    5.

    leaf

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    6.

    greif

    7.

    day

    8.

    stay

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    By Robert Frost
    Edited by Gavin Watters

    Robert Frost Bio

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