Back Yard Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEFG HI JK LG| Shine on O moon of summer | A |
| Shine to the leaves of grass catalpa and oak | B |
| All silver under your rain to night | C |
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| An Italian boy is sending songs to you to night from an | D |
| accordion | E |
| A Polish boy is out with his best girl they marry next | F |
| month to night they are throwing you kisses | G |
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| An old man next door is dreaming over a sheen that sits | H |
| in a cherry tree in his back yard | I |
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| The clocks say I must go I stay here sitting on the | J |
| back porch drinking white thoughts you rain down | K |
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| Shine on O moon | L |
| Shake out more and more silver changes | G |
Carl Sandburg
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