The Trembling Willow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAA BBBB CCCC DEEE FFFF| A willow trembles in the breeze | A |
| And stoops in awe as angels sneeze | A |
| Quaking feebly to its knees | A |
| Bending doleful if you please | A |
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| A day as this when squalls blow wild | B |
| The willow cries as like a child | B |
| Deserted sad forlorn beguiled | B |
| All aloof left out exiled | B |
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| Now her branches droop away | C |
| Blenching down throughout the day | C |
| Keeping blusts of gusts at bay | C |
| Protected from the rainy spray | C |
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| Underfoot a lonely duck | D |
| Shelters in a babbling brook | E |
| Dabbling in a shady nook | E |
| She safe and sound her haven took | E |
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| Then up above the daylight seeps | F |
| In the sky the sunlight peeps | F |
| Thankful for the path she keeps | F |
| The trembling willow gently weeps | F |
Alan S Jeeves
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