The Crows Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEFAGE AHAICJKLBased on a true story | A |
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It s a breezy afternoon in New Kingston | B |
An unfledged crow falls from its nest | C |
It flaps its scantily feathered wings | D |
But it s unable to fly | E |
The black birdling is very scared | F |
It peeps repeatedly | A |
And it quickly runs into the flower garden to hide | G |
Luckily no cats are prowling nearby | E |
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The mother crow becomes angry | A |
She jumps from one branch of the tree to another | H |
And she caws loudly | A |
Then she flies down to the grown | I |
She can t put her baby back in the nest | C |
Mommy crow flies away | J |
She returns with a piece of biscuit in her beak | K |
And she feeds the baby crow | L |
Marlon Pitter
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