The Birch-tree At Loschwitz Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE AGCG HIJI| At Loschwitz above the city | A |
| The air is sunny and chill | B |
| The birch trees and the pine trees | C |
| Grow thick upon the hill | B |
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| Lone and tall with silver stem | D |
| A birch tree stands apart | E |
| The passionate wind of spring time | F |
| Stirs in its leafy heart | E |
| - | |
| I lean against the birch tree | A |
| My arms around it twine | G |
| It pulses and leaps and quivers | C |
| Like a human heart to mine | G |
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| One moment I stand then sudden | H |
| Let loose mine arms that cling | I |
| O God the lonely hillside | J |
| The passionate wind of spring | I |
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