Calvin Campbell Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFEGHGIJKLL| Ye who are kicking against Fate | A |
| Tell me how it is that on this hill side | B |
| Running down to the river | C |
| Which fronts the sun and the south wind | D |
| This plant draws from the air and soil | E |
| Poison and becomes poison ivy | F |
| And this plant draws from the same air and soil | E |
| Sweet elixirs and colors and becomes arbutus | G |
| And both flourish | H |
| You may blame Spoon River for what it is | G |
| But whom do you blame for the will in you | I |
| That feeds itself and makes you dock weed | J |
| Jimpson dandelion or mullen | K |
| And which can never use any soil or air | L |
| So as to make you jessamine or wistaria | L |
Edgar Lee Masters
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