Flight Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDC EFEFGHGHG| THE SONG BIRDS are they flown away | A |
| The song birds of the summer time | B |
| That sang their souls into the day | A |
| And set the laughing days to rhyme | B |
| No catbird scatters through the hush | C |
| The sparkling crystals of its song | D |
| Within the woods no hermit thrush | C |
| Trails an enchanted flute along | D |
| A sweet assertion of the hush | C |
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| All day the crows fly cawing past | E |
| The acorns drop the forests scowl | F |
| At night I hear the bitter blast | E |
| Hoot with the hooting of the owl | F |
| The wild creeks freeze the ways are strewn | G |
| With leaves that rot beneath the tree | H |
| The bird that set its toil to tune | G |
| And made a home for melody | H |
| Lies dead beneath the death white moon | G |
Madison Julius Cawein
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