Gertrude Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCDEAAB FFBCCDEFFB| Underneath the maple tree | A |
| Gertrude worked her filigree | A |
| All the summer long | B |
| To sweet airs her voice was wed | C |
| As she plied her golden thread | C |
| Echo stealing through the grove | D |
| Filched away the words of love | E |
| And the birds from tree to tree | A |
| Bore the witching melody | A |
| Through avenues of Song | B |
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| Underneath the maple trees | F |
| Zephyrs chant her melodies | F |
| All the summer long | B |
| Words and airs no longer wed | C |
| Death has snapped the vocal thread | C |
| Echo sleeping in the grove | D |
| Dreams of liquid airs of love | E |
| And the birds among the trees | F |
| Fill with sweetest symphonies | F |
| Whole avenues of Song | B |
Charles Sangster
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