Tree-toad Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMAHLN OPQPRIIHSPTTree toad is a small gray person | A |
With a silver voice | B |
Tree toad is a leaf gray shadow | C |
That sings | D |
Tree toad is never seen | E |
Unless a star squeezes through the leaves | F |
Or a moth looks sharply at a gray branch | G |
How would it be I wonder | H |
To sing patiently all night | I |
Never thinking that people are asleep | J |
Raindrops and mist starriness over the trees | K |
The moon the dew the other little singers | L |
Cricket toad leaf rustling | M |
They would listen | A |
It would be music like weather | H |
That gets into all the corners | L |
Of out of doors | N |
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Every night I see little shadows | O |
I never saw before | P |
Every night I hear little voices | Q |
I never heard before | P |
When night comes trailing her starry cloak | R |
I start out for slumberland | I |
With tree toads calling along the roadside | I |
Good night I say to one Good by I say to another | H |
I hope to find you on the way | S |
We have traveled before | P |
I hope to hear you singing on the Road of Dreams | T |
Hilda Conkling
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