A Tumbled Star Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDBC EFGHFG IJKLJK MNOPNO| I look up to skyward | A |
| In the blue of the night | B |
| There silvery spangles I see | C |
| Hovered and distant | D |
| Glowing and bright | B |
| Performing a show just for me | C |
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| Where do they come from | E |
| May well you might ask | F |
| Why do they shine with the moon | G |
| Who could have brought them | H |
| A gargantuan task | F |
| Bedecking a dazzled festoon | G |
| - | |
| Led by Polaris | I |
| The brightest one there | J |
| Highlighting night sky in the North | K |
| Seven sisters smiling | L |
| The plough comes to share | J |
| All that the heavens bring forth | K |
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| But where do they run to | M |
| When daytime gives birth | N |
| Where do they go Go they must | O |
| As sunlight approaches | P |
| They fall to the earth | N |
| And sprinkle the ground with stardust | O |
Alan S Jeeves
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