Reductio Ad Absurdum Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCAB DEFFDE DAGGDA HIEEHI HAJKHA| I had come from the city early | A |
| That Saturday afternoon | B |
| I sat with Beatrix under the trees | C |
| In the mossy orchard the golden bees | C |
| Buzzed over clover tops pink and pearly | A |
| I was at peace and inclined to spoon | B |
| - | |
| We were stopping awhile with mother | D |
| At the quiet country place | E |
| Where first we'd met one blossomy May | F |
| And fallen in love so the dreamy day | F |
| Brought to my memory many another | D |
| In the happy time when I won her grace | E |
| - | |
| Days in the bright Spring weather | D |
| When the twisted rough old tree | A |
| Showered down apple blooms dainty and sweet | G |
| That swung in her hair and blushed at her feet | G |
| Sweet was her face as we lingered together | D |
| And dainty the kisses my love gave me | A |
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| Dear love are you recalling | H |
| The old days too I said | I |
| Her sweet eyes filled and with tender grace | E |
| She turned and rested her blushing face | E |
| Against my shoulder a sunbeam falling | H |
| Through the leaves above us crowned her head | I |
| - | |
| And so I held her trusting | H |
| That none was by to see | A |
| A sad mistake for low but clear | J |
| This feminine comment reached my ear | K |
| Married for ages it's just disgusting | H |
| Such actions and Fred they've got our tree | A |
George Augustus Baker, Jr.
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