Transformation Scene Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DDEEEE| A plain building was removed to a pleasant grove and in a | A |
| few weeks it was transformed into the neatest frame | B |
| building in town | C |
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| As westward we of late did rove | D |
| We beheld in the maple grove | D |
| An old church now owned by Peter | E |
| In town there is no house looks neater | E |
| For those bay windows do look sweeter | E |
| Than anything in prose or meter | E |
James Mcintyre
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