The Woods At Night Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGF GHIG JKLJ JMNO PMJJThe binocular owl | A |
fastened to a limb | B |
like a lantern | C |
all night long | D |
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sees where all | E |
the other birds sleep | F |
towhee under leaves | G |
titmouse deep | F |
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in a twighouse | G |
sapsucker gripped | H |
to a knothole lip | I |
redwing in the reeds | G |
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swallow in the willow | J |
flicker in the oak | K |
but cannot see poor | L |
whippoorwill | J |
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under the hill | J |
in deadbrush nest | M |
who's awake too | N |
with stricken eye | O |
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flayed by the moon | P |
her brindled breast | M |
repeats repeats repeats its plea | J |
for cruelty | J |
May Swenson
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