A Bird Came Down The Walk Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHG IEJK LMNO PQRS| A | |
| - | |
| A Bird came down the Walk | B |
| He did not know I saw | C |
| He bit an angle worm in halves | D |
| And ate the fellow raw | E |
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| And then he drank a Dew | F |
| From a convenient Grass | G |
| And then hopped sidewise to the Wall | H |
| To let a Beetle pass | G |
| - | |
| He glanced with rapid eyes | I |
| That hurried all abroa | E |
| They looked like frightened Beads I thought | J |
| He stirred his velvet head | K |
| - | |
| Like one in danger Cautious | L |
| I offered him a Crumb | M |
| And he unrolled his feathers | N |
| And rowed him softer home | O |
| - | |
| Than Oars divide the Ocean | P |
| Too silver for a seam | Q |
| Or Butterflies off Banks of Noon | R |
| Leap plashless as they swim | S |
Emily Dickinson
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Daniel Radcliffe: Wow! Such a nice story! When I am not in mood to do something, I read this poem and then I am back in my mood and I become Happy. Good luck Emily Dickinson. -Daniel Radcliffe
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