Summer Shower Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EAFA GHIH JAKI| A drop fell on the apple tree | A |
| Another on the roof | B |
| A half a dozen kissed the eaves | C |
| And made the gables laugh | D |
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| A few went out to help the brook | E |
| That went to help the sea | A |
| Myself conjectured Were they pearls | F |
| What necklaces could be | A |
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| The dust replaced in hoisted roads | G |
| The birds jocoser sung | H |
| The sunshine threw his hat away | I |
| The orchards spangles hung | H |
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| The breezes brought dejected lutes | J |
| And bathed them in the glee | A |
| The East put out a single flag | K |
| And signed the fete away | I |
Emily Dickinson
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