What The Trees Said To The Little Boy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCB D EEFGGF D HHIJJ| Once when the park | A |
| Was very dark | A |
| I slipped out and went walking | B |
| And heard the trees | C |
| To the summer breeze | C |
| And to each other talking | B |
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| II | D |
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| And I heard them say | E |
| 'We have stood all day | E |
| In one spot here and worried | F |
| To keep the sun | G |
| From each little one | G |
| Who laughed at our feet or hurried | F |
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| III | D |
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| 'Now every boy | H |
| And girl and toy | H |
| Is safe at home my patience | I |
| Why I and you | J |
| As their parents do | J |
| Can talk of our relations ' | - |
Madison Julius Cawein
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