Magpie Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCCC AACCThe magpie's mood is never surly | A |
every morning wakening early | A |
he gargles music in his throat | B |
the liquid squabble of his throat | B |
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Its silver stridencies of sound | C |
the bright confusions and the round | C |
bell cadences are pealed | C |
over the frosty half ploughed field | C |
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Then swooping down self confidently | A |
from the fence post or the tree | A |
he swaggers in pied feather coat | C |
and slips the fat worms down his throat | C |
James Phillip Mcauley
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