Something About The Trees Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCD BEDF EGFH GIHJ IAJK ABKJ BAJC K

I remember what my father told meA
There is an age when you are most yourselfB
He was just past fifty thenC
Was it something about the trees that make him speakD
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There is an age when you are most yourselfB
I know more than I did onceE
Was it something about the trees that make him speakD
Only a single leaf had turned so farF
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I know more than I did onceE
I used to think he'd always be the surgeonG
Only a single leaf had turned so farF
Even his body kept its secretsH
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I used to think he'd always be the surgeonG
My mother was the perfect surgeon's wifeI
Even his body kept its secretsH
I thought they both would live foreverJ
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My mother was the perfect surgeon's wifeI
I can still see her face at thirtyA
I thought they both would live foreverJ
I thought I'd always be their childK
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I can still see her face at thirtyA
When will I be most myselfB
I thought I'd always be their childK
In my sleep it's never winterJ
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When will I be most myselfB
I remember what my father told meA
In my sleep it's never winterJ
He was just past fifty thenC
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Linda Pastan



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