To A Blossoming Pear Tree Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGCG HIJDKLKMC NOCP ABQRSTUVGQWXQYZ A2AB2BQ

Beautiful natural blossomsA
Pure delicate bodyB
You stand without tremblingC
Little mist of fallen starlightD
Perfect beyond my reachE
How I envy youF
For if you could only listenG
I would tell you somethingC
Something humanG
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An old manH
Appeared to me onceI
In the unendurable snowJ
He had a singe of whiteD
Beard on his faceK
He paused on a street in MinneapolisL
And stroked my faceK
Give it to me he beggedM
I'll pay you anythingC
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I flinched Both terrifiedN
We slunk awayO
Each in his own way dodgingC
The cruel darts of the coldP
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Beautiful natural blossomsA
How could you possiblyB
Worry or bother or careQ
About the ashamed hopelessR
Old man He was so near deathS
He was willing to takeT
Any love he could getU
Even at the riskV
Of some mocking policemanG
Or some cute young wiseacreQ
Smashing his denturesW
Perhaps leading him onX
To a dark place and thereQ
Kicking him in his dead groinY
Just for the fun of itZ
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Young tree unburdenedA2
By anything but your beautiful natural blossomsA
And dew the darkB2
Blood in my body drags meB
Down with my brotherQ

James Arlington Wright



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