Hare Drummer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACAADEFGAAHEEAEAIB| Do the boys and girls still go to Siever's | A |
| For cider after school in late September | B |
| Or gather hazel nuts among the thickets | A |
| On Aaron Hatfield's farm when the frosts begin | C |
| For many times with the laughing girls and boys | A |
| Played I along the road and over the hills | A |
| When the sun was low and the air was cool | D |
| Stopping to club the walnut tree | E |
| Standing leafless against a flaming west | F |
| Now the smell of the autumn smoke | G |
| And the dropping acorns | A |
| And the echoes about the vales | A |
| Bring dreams of life | H |
| They hover over me | E |
| They question me | E |
| Where are those laughing comrades | A |
| How many are with me how many | E |
| In the old orchards along the way to Siever's | A |
| And in the woods that overlook | I |
| The quiet water | B |
Edgar Lee Masters
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