Crumbs To The Birds Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAAB CCCCB DDDDB| A bird appears a thoughtless thing | A |
| He's ever living on the wing | A |
| And keeps up such a carolling | A |
| That little else to do but sing | A |
| A man would guess had he | B |
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| No doubt he has his little cares | C |
| And very hard he often fares | C |
| The which so patiently he bears | C |
| That listening to those cheerful airs | C |
| Who knows but he may be | B |
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| In want of his next meal of seeds | D |
| I think for that his sweet song pleads | D |
| If so his pretty art succeeds | D |
| I'll scatter there among the weeds | D |
| All the small crumbs I see | B |
Charles Lamb
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