The Blossoms On The Trees Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABABACCBA DCDCDC ACAC| Blossoms crimson white or blue | A |
| Purple pink and every hue | A |
| From sunny skies to tintings drowned | B |
| In dusky drops of dew | A |
| I praise you all wherever found | B |
| And love you through and through | A |
| But Blossoms On The Trees | C |
| With your breath upon the breeze | C |
| There's nothing all the world around | B |
| As half as sweet as you | A |
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| Could the rhymer only wring | D |
| All the sweetness to the lees | C |
| Of all the kisses clustering | D |
| In juicy Used to bes | C |
| To dip his rhymes therein and sing | D |
| The blossoms on the trees | C |
| 'O Blossoms on the Trees ' | - |
| He would twitter trill and coo | A |
| 'However sweet such songs as these | C |
| Are not as sweet as you | A |
| For you are blooming melodies | C |
| The eyes may listen to ' | - |
James Whitcomb Riley
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