From The Short Story What The Swallows Did Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDBDABBBBEFE| Swallow swallow neighbor swallow | A |
| Starting on your autumn flight | B |
| Pause a moment at my window | A |
| Twitter softly your good night | B |
| For the summer days are over | C |
| All your duties are well done | D |
| And the happy homes you builded | B |
| Have grown empty one by one | D |
| Swallow swallow neighbor swallow | A |
| Are you ready for your flight | B |
| Are all the feather cloaks completed | B |
| Are the little caps all right | B |
| Are the young wings strong and steady | B |
| For the journey through the sky | E |
| Come again in early spring time | F |
| And till then good by good by | E |
Louisa May Alcott
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