The Bamboo Garden Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGDF HIJK H| Old bamboos are about my house | A |
| And the floor of my house is untidy with old books | B |
| It is sweet to rest in the shade of it | C |
| And read the poems of the masters | D |
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| But I remember a delightful fisherman | E |
| Who played on the five stringed dan in the evening | F |
| In the day he allowed his reed canoe to float | G |
| Over the lakes and rivers | D |
| Watching his nets and singing | F |
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| A sweet boy promised to marry me | H |
| But he went away and left | I |
| Like a reed canoe that rolls adrift | J |
| In the middle of a river | K |
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| Song of Annam | H |
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