Trees Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACCBCADEADC| 'Trees ' so he said and laid him lovingly | A |
| At a great beech tree's root 'are my best friends | B |
| Upon their love it seems my life depends | B |
| No dog or woman for me Give me a tree | A |
| In winter saying ' Courage hold to me ' | C |
| In spring ' Look up hope's here and winter ends ' | C |
| In summer 'Come here's peace that naught transcends | B |
| In autumn ' See the dreams I bring to thee ' | C |
| Why I have loved a tree until for me | A |
| It had a soul And as the Greeks believed | D |
| So I believe that in each dwells a life | E |
| Lovely ecstatic that some man may see | A |
| Take on material form and so perceived | D |
| Hold him for aye That's why I have no wife ' | C |
Madison Julius Cawein
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