Daybreak In Alabama Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFDGHIJKLMNNDOFP AQC| When I get to be a composer | A |
| I'm gonna write me some music about | B |
| Daybreak in Alabama | C |
| And I'm gonna put the purtiest songs in it | D |
| Rising out of the ground like a swamp mist | E |
| And falling out of heaven like soft dew | F |
| I'm gonna put some tall tall trees in it | D |
| And the scent of pine needles | G |
| And the smell of red clay after rain | H |
| And long red necks | I |
| And poppy colored faces | J |
| And big brown arms | K |
| And the field daisy eyes | L |
| Of black and white black white black people | M |
| And I'm gonna put white hands | N |
| And black hands and brown and yellow hands | N |
| And red clay earth hands in it | D |
| Touching everybody with kind fingers | O |
| And touching each other natural as dew | F |
| In that dawn of music when I | P |
| Get to be a composer | A |
| And write about daybreak | Q |
| In Alabama | C |
Langston Hughes
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