Dried Apples Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEFGG| We fear to say and yet we must | A |
| Dried apples once were full of dust | A |
| And you all know it is no joke | B |
| Saturate with tobacco smoke | B |
| And the hole where string did go through | C |
| Was nest for animalcule | D |
| And collected the kitchen steam | E |
| But process now is sweet and clean | F |
| Viewed with pleasure by spectator | G |
| Work of the evaporator | G |
James Mcintyre
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