The Fledgling Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDCDEEFFAA| So art thou feahered art thou flown | A |
| Thou naked thing mdash and canst alone | A |
| Upon the unsolid summer air | B |
| Sustain thyself and prosper there | B |
| Shall no more with anxious note | C |
| Advise thee through the happy day | D |
| Thrusting the worm into thy throat | C |
| Bearing thine excrement away | D |
| Alas I think I see thee yet | E |
| Perched on the windy parapet | E |
| Defer thy flight a moment still | F |
| To clean thy wing with careful bill | F |
| And thou are feathered thou art flown | A |
| And hast a project of thine own | A |
Edna St. Vincent Millay
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