The Field Of Wonder Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGFHIJKLMENOPGE QRQE| What could be more wonderful | A |
| Than the place where I walk sometimes | B |
| Swaying like trees in rain | C |
| Swaying like trees in sunshine | D |
| When breezes stir nothing but happiness | E |
| What could be more lovely | F |
| I walk in the Field of Wonder | G |
| Where colors come to be | F |
| I stare at the sky | H |
| I feel myself lifting on the wind | I |
| As the swallows lift and blow upward | J |
| I see colors fade out they die away | K |
| I blow across a cloud I am lifted | L |
| How can I change again into a little girl | M |
| When wings are in my feeling of gladness | E |
| This is strange to know | N |
| On a summer day at noon | O |
| This is a wild new joy | P |
| When summer is over | G |
| The scarlet of three maple trees | E |
| Will guide me home | Q |
| Oh mother my dear | R |
| Fear nothing I will come home | Q |
| Before snow falls | E |
Hilda Conkling
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