The Trees Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF| When on the spring's enchanting blue | A |
| You trace your slender leaves and few | A |
| Then do I wish myself re born | B |
| To lands of hope to lands of morn | B |
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| And when you wear your rich attire | C |
| Your autumn garments touched with fire | C |
| I want again that ardent soul | D |
| That dared the race and dreamed the goal | D |
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| But oh when leafless dark and high | E |
| You rise against this winter sky | E |
| I hear God's word Stand still and see | F |
| How fair is mine austerity | F |
Margaret Steele Anderson
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