The Son Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFGF HBHB| I heard an old farm wife | A |
| Selling some barley | B |
| Mingle her life with life | A |
| And the name Charley | B |
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| Saying The crop's all in | C |
| We're about through now | D |
| Long nights will soon begin | C |
| We're just us two now | D |
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| Twelve bushels at sixty cents | E |
| It's all I carried | F |
| He sickened making fence | G |
| He was to be married | F |
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| It feels like frost was near | H |
| His hair was curly | B |
| The spring was late that year | H |
| But the harvest early | B |
Ridgely Torrence
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