The Woodsman Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE FGHIJK LIIMGNOPQ| Barely annoying the woods | A |
| his cabin like our woodpile | B |
| home now for chipmunks and birds | C |
| isolated by the lily pads | D |
| he eschewed all comfort | E |
| - | |
| The view barely cognizant | F |
| the prospect of the Massasauga rattler | G |
| and an occasional broken tin | H |
| sharp at the edges | I |
| was like water's drift | J |
| audible not yet seen | K |
| - | |
| Toying with the cove | L |
| past island jetties | I |
| blueberry groves | I |
| inside little giant's tomb | M |
| this man became ingratiated with lake treasure | G |
| his clearing a triumphant blast | N |
| He affixed his mark | O |
| blazoning human habitation | P |
| on a lonely spot | Q |
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