After Storm Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHAIJK LMNOKAPQRQOBSCTOUVW| Was there a wind | A |
| Tap tap | B |
| Night pads upon the snow | C |
| with moccasined feet | D |
| and it is still so still | E |
| an eagle's feather | F |
| might fall like a stone | G |
| Could there have been a storm | H |
| mad tossing golden mane on the neck of the wind | A |
| tearing up the sky | I |
| loose flapping like a tent | J |
| about the ice capped stars | K |
| - | |
| Cool sheer and motionless | L |
| the frosted pines | M |
| are jeweled with a million flaming points | N |
| that fling their beauty up in long white sheaves | O |
| till they catch hands with stars | K |
| Could there have been a wind | A |
| that haled them by the hair | P |
| and blinding | Q |
| blue forked | R |
| flowers of the lightning | Q |
| in their leaves | O |
| Tap tap | B |
| slow ticking centuries | S |
| Soft as bare feet upon the snow | C |
| faint lulling as heard rain | T |
| upon heaped leaves | O |
| Silence | U |
| builds her wall | V |
| about a dream impaled | W |
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