Two Pewits Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAABAAAAAAAAABB| Under the after sunset sky | A |
| Two pewits sport and cry | A |
| More white than is the moon on high | A |
| Riding the dark surge silently | B |
| More black than earth Their cry | A |
| Is the one sound under the sky | A |
| They alone move now low now high | A |
| And merrily they cry | A |
| To the mischievous Spring sky | A |
| Plunging earthward tossing high | A |
| Over the ghost who wonders why | A |
| So merrily they cry and fly | A |
| Nor choose 'twixt earth and sky | A |
| While the moon's quarter silently | B |
| Rides and earth rests as silently | B |
Edward Thomas
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