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Gather Ye Roses and Nothing Gold Can Stay are poems that are both diverse and similar in various ways. They both have two stanzas, but they don’t have the the same amount of lines. Gather Ye Roses has 5 or 6 lines in a stanza while Nothing Gold can Stay has 4 lines in each stanza. Both poems accommodate rhyming element as well as similar punctuation. The topic of both these poems are different. Gather Ye Roses’s topic is pick up the flowers before they die. Though Nothing Gold Can Stay’s topic is that green is the first mark of spring. Both these topics relate to nature but one talks about picking flowers while the others is when you see green you spring is coming. The topics may be different but the theme a very similar. Both these poems indirectly
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