The Interpreter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF| In the very early morning when the light was low | A |
| She got all together and she went like snow | A |
| Like snow in the springtime on a sunny hill | B |
| And we were only frightened and can't think still | B |
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| We can't think quite that the katydids and frogs | C |
| And the little crying chickens and the little grunting hogs | C |
| And the other living things that she spoke for to us | D |
| Have nothing more to tell her since it happened thus | D |
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| She never is around for any one to touch | E |
| But of ecstasy and longing she too knew much | E |
| And always when any one has time to call his own | F |
| She will come and be beside him as quiet as a stone | F |
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