A Bird And Flower Upon The Tree Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCCA DEFDGAAGE HEHGAAIE JAKLMJ| A bird and flower upon the tree | A |
| Sweet peony and oriole | B |
| Each of them a perfect soul | B |
| Song and sweetness manifest | C |
| The bird and flower we love the best | C |
| Side by side on the tall tree | A |
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| 'Flower who art sunlight and fire flower who art perfume and joy | D |
| Sweetest of sweet | E |
| Ah for the gift withheld | F |
| Ah for the given gift's alloy | D |
| Why must thy spirit exhale only in beauty and breath | G |
| Ah for the voice thou hast not I by thy side on the tree | A |
| Telling the world of love pain and all raptures that be | A |
| Raptures of laughter and life raptures of tears and death | G |
| Singing my heart to heaven singing to earth at my feet | E |
| Silence in thee ' | - |
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| 'Bird who art dew drops and flame bird who art rapture and song | H |
| Sweetest of sweet | E |
| Lo there's a voice part mine songs that to me too belong | H |
| Songs that grew of my growth voice that has breathed my breath | G |
| Bird that while I sit mute singest beside on the tree | A |
| Hast thou ever a song taking no perfume of me | A |
| Give forth my sweetness in song bird thou art singing for both | I |
| Singing our hearts to heaven singing to earth at our feet | E |
| My voice in thee ' | - |
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| On the tree top side by side | J |
| Sweet oriole and peony | A |
| Music rings through earth and sky | K |
| Sweet and sweet in sweetness lost | L |
| The flower and bird we love the most | M |
| On the tree top side by side | J |
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