Butterfly Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEC FGHIJKLAD LMNOPQRJS T| Butterfly the wind blows sea ward | A |
| strong beyond the garden wall | B |
| Butterfly why do you settle on my | C |
| shoe and sip the dirt on my shoe | D |
| Lifting your veined wings lifting them | E |
| big white butterfly | C |
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| Already it is October and the wind | F |
| blows strong to the sea | G |
| from the hills where snow must have | H |
| fallen the wind is polished with | I |
| snow | J |
| Here in the garden with red | K |
| geraniums it is warm it is warm | L |
| but the wind blows strong to sea ward | A |
| white butterfly content on my shoe | D |
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| Will you go will you go from my warm | L |
| house | M |
| Will you climb on your big soft wings | N |
| black dotted | O |
| as up an invisible rainbow an arch | P |
| till the wind slides you sheer from the | Q |
| arch crest | R |
| and in a strange level fluttering you go | J |
| out to sea ward white speck | S |
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| Anonymous submission | T |
David Herbert Lawrence
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