A Bird's Nest Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCC DDEE FFGG AAFF| An old man who had charge of field | A |
| With pride he saw two birds did build | B |
| A broad capacious warm nest | C |
| Soon full of young with speckled breast | C |
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| And when the old man there did pass | D |
| They soon ran merry 'mong the grass | D |
| But of the youth they were so shy | E |
| They made strong efforts for to fly | E |
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| Youths tried with old man to prevail | F |
| To let them blaze away at quail | F |
| But though they longed for a fat pot | G |
| At them they never got a shot | G |
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| No more the old man doth them shield | A |
| For they have flown to broader field | A |
| Long may they spread their wings and tail | F |
| And may no foe them 'ere assail | F |
James Mcintyre
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