Perhaps You Are Right Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGGH CI GJKL IGMNCOP QRSGTCUGVINQ NPC I

No no not the fast kind of RaceA
the color kind of Race the man saidB
Oh I see said the flowerC
Flowers love color Flower offeredD
Yes yes said the man butE
Do you fightF
Does the Lily despise the RoseG
Do the Peonies envy the DaisesG
Are the Pansies mean to the SnapdragonH
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No For why would they We all grow together exclaimed flowerC
Differences shouted the manI
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The Sky spoke up What s wrong with differencesG
In the morning I am pink sometimes yellowJ
During the day I change to blue and at duskK
I bear red and goldL
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That s all fine and good said the manI
But do you quarrel with the CloudsG
Surely the Wind must annoy youM
They are not a bother to meN
No greater no lesserC
What truck could I have with themO
answered the SkyP
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Now the Tree chimed inQ
I too am capable of changeR
Spring I am brown only the budS
Summer Green and full but alasG
Fall I brown again but notT
before I go Gold and Red and AmberC
Of course but you loathe the squirrelU
And the lowly Beetle that gnaws your leavesG
Would you not want to shoo awayV
The chaos of flittering birds asked the manI
I do not and I would not answered the TreeN
They are my kin me in different skinQ
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Change your color offered the treeN
Ride the wind said the SkyP
Grow begged the flowerC
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Perhaps you are right said the manI

Christopher Stark
(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 11/19/2020



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