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 Race | A |
| the color kind of Race the man said | B |
| Oh I see said the flower | C |
| Flowers love color Flower offered | D |
| Yes yes said the man but | E |
| Do you fight | F |
| Does the Lily despise the Rose | G |
| Do the Peonies envy the Daises | G |
| Are the Pansies mean to the Snapdragon | H |
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| No For why would they We all grow together exclaimed flower | C |
| Differences shouted the man | I |
| - | |
| The Sky spoke up What s wrong with differences | G |
| In the morning I am pink sometimes yellow | J |
| During the day I change to blue and at dusk | K |
| I bear red and gold | L |
| - | |
| That s all fine and good said the man | I |
| But do you quarrel with the Clouds | G |
| Surely the Wind must annoy you | M |
| They are not a bother to me | N |
| No greater no lesser | C |
| What truck could I have with them | O |
| answered the Sky | P |
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| Now the Tree chimed in | Q |
| I too am capable of change | R |
| Spring I am brown only the bud | S |
| Summer Green and full but alas | G |
| Fall I brown again but not | T |
| before I go Gold and Red and Amber | C |
| Of course but you loathe the squirrel | U |
| And the lowly Beetle that gnaws your leaves | G |
| Would you not want to shoo away | V |
| The chaos of flittering birds asked the man | I |
| I do not and I would not answered the Tree | N |
| They are my kin me in different skin | Q |
| - | |
| Change your color offered the tree | N |
| Ride the wind said the Sky | P |
| Grow begged the flower | C |
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| Perhaps you are right said the man | I |
Christopher Stark
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