The Covered Bridge Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACBADEFGGF| There from its entrance lost in matted vines | A |
| Where in the valley foams a water fall | B |
| Is glimpsed a ruined mill's remaining wall | B |
| Here by the road the oxeye daisy mines | A |
| Hot brass and bronze the trumpet trailer shines | A |
| Red as the plumage of the cardinal | C |
| Faint from the forest comes the rain crow's call | B |
| Where dusty Summer dreams among the pines | A |
| This is the spot where Spring writes wildflower verses | D |
| In primrose pink while drowsing o'er his reins | E |
| The ploughman all unnoticing plods along | F |
| And where the Autumn opens weedy purses | G |
| Of sleepy silver while the corn heaped wains | G |
| Rumble the bridge like some deep throat of song | F |
Madison Julius Cawein
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