For Every Bird A Nest Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBC DDC EDF GGF HCI JGK| A | |
| - | |
| For every Bird a Nest | B |
| Wherefore in timid quest | B |
| Some little Wren goes seeking round | C |
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| Wherefore when boughs are free | D |
| Households in every tree | D |
| Pilgrim be found | C |
| - | |
| Perhaps a home too high | E |
| Ah Aristocracy | D |
| The little Wren desires | F |
| - | |
| Perhaps of twig so fine | G |
| Of twine e'en superfine | G |
| Her pride aspires | F |
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| The Lark is not ashamed | H |
| To build upon the ground | C |
| Her modest house | I |
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| Yet who of all the throng | J |
| Dancing around the sun | G |
| Does so rejoice | K |
Emily Dickinson
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