Fragments On Nature And Life - Transition Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDCC CCCEE CFGCCG AA| See yonder leafless trees against the sky | A |
| How they diffuse themselves into the air | B |
| And ever subdividing separate | C |
| Limbs into branches branches into twigs | D |
| As if they loved the element and hasted | C |
| To dissipate their being into it | C |
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| Parks and ponds are good by day | C |
| I do not delight | C |
| In black acres of the night | C |
| Nor my unseasoned step disturbs | E |
| The sleeps of trees or dreams of herbs | E |
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| In Walden wood the chickadee | C |
| Runs round the pine and maple tree | F |
| Intent on insect slaughter | G |
| O tufted entomologist | C |
| Devour as many as you list | C |
| Then drink in Walden water | G |
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| The low December vault in June be lifted high | A |
| And largest clouds be flakes of down in that enormous sky | A |
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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