The Old Bridge Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEAFGCHIJKLMNO| The old bridge has a wrinkled face | A |
| He bends his back | B |
| For us to go over | C |
| He moans and weeps | D |
| But we do not hear | E |
| Sorrow stands in his face | A |
| For the heavy weight and worry | F |
| Of people passing | G |
| The trees drop their leaves into the water | C |
| The sky nods to him | H |
| The leaves float down like small ships | I |
| On the blue surface | J |
| Which is the sky | K |
| He is not always sad | L |
| He smiles to see the ships go down | M |
| And the little children | N |
| Playing on the river banks | O |
Hilda Conkling
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