High From The Earth I Heard A Bird Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCEFGFHIGIGJKLMNCO| A | |
| - | |
| High from the earth I heard a bird | B |
| He trod upon the trees | C |
| As he esteemed them trifles | D |
| And then he spied a breeze | C |
| And situated softly | E |
| Upon a pile of wind | F |
| Which in a perturbation | G |
| Nature had left behind | F |
| A joyous going fellow | H |
| I gathered from his talk | I |
| Which both of benediction | G |
| And badinage partook | I |
| Without apparent burden | G |
| I subsequently learned | J |
| He was the faithful father | K |
| Of a dependent brood | L |
| And this untoward transport | M |
| His remedy for care | N |
| A contrast to our respites | C |
| How different we are | O |
Emily Dickinson
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