Imitation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACCDEFGHHIIJK| Wandering from the parent bough | A |
| Little trembling leaf | B |
| Whither goest thou | A |
| 'From the beech where I was born | C |
| By the north wind was I torn | C |
| Him I follow in his flight | D |
| Over mountain over vale | E |
| From the forest to the plain | F |
| Up the hill and down again | G |
| With him ever on the way | H |
| More than that I cannot say | H |
| Where I go must all things go | I |
| Gentle simple high and low | I |
| Leaves of laurel leaves of rose | J |
| Whither heaven only knows ' | K |
Count Giacomo Leopardi
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