Fifty Faggots Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLAMN| There they stand on their ends the fifty fag gots | A |
| That once were underwood of hazel and ash | B |
| In Jenny Pink's copse Now by the hedge | C |
| Close packed they make a thicket fancy alone | D |
| Can creep through with the mouse and wren Next spring | E |
| A blackbird or robin will nest there | F |
| Accustomed to them thinking they will remain | G |
| Whatever is for ever to a bird | H |
| This Spring it is too late the swift has come | I |
| 'Twas a hot day for carrying them up | J |
| Better they will never warm me though they must | K |
| Light several Winters' fires Before they are done | L |
| The war will have ended many other things | A |
| Have ended maybe that I can no more | M |
| Foresee or more control than robin and wren | N |
Edward Thomas
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