The Yellow Robin Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCCD EFEFGGGF HIHIJJJI KLKLCCC| I'm the friendliest of them all | A |
| When winter comes | B |
| Daily at your door I call | A |
| Begging crumbs | B |
| Clinging sideways to a stake | C |
| Eloquent appeal I make | C |
| 'Spare a scrap for pity's sake | C |
| This cold air numbs ' | D |
| - | |
| I will follow as you dig | E |
| And search the dirt | F |
| Worms or bettles small or big | E |
| Are my dessert | F |
| And should you seem gently kind | G |
| From your hand I do not mind | G |
| Taking anything you find | G |
| But I'm a flirt | F |
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| For when spring comes to the land | H |
| You are forgot | I |
| I have great affairs on hand | H |
| As days wax hot | I |
| Should I pass you I pretend | J |
| To ignore my winter's friend | J |
| Intimacy's at an end | J |
| I know you not | I |
| - | |
| Yet when winter comes once more | K |
| And summer ends | L |
| You will find me at your door | K |
| To make amends | L |
| Clinging sideways to a stake | C |
| Eloquent appeal I'll make | C |
| 'Spare a scrap for pity's sake | C |
| Aw let's be friends ' | - |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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