William Dean Howells Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEFGG| Not squirrels in the park alone | A |
| His love and winter kindness own | A |
| When Literary Fledglings try | B |
| Their wings in first attempt to fly | B |
| They flutter down to Franklin Square | C |
| Where Howells in his Easy Chair | C |
| Like good Saint Francis scatters crumbs | D |
| Of Hope to each small bird that comes | D |
| And since Bread cast upon the main | E |
| Must to the giver come again | F |
| I tender now long overtime | G |
| This humble Crumb of grateful rhyme | G |
Oliver Herford
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