Overhead The Tree-tops Meet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCADDDEEFFGG| Overhead the tree tops meet | A |
| Flowers and grass spring 'neath one's feet | A |
| There was nought above me and nought below | B |
| My childhood had not learned to know | B |
| For what are the voices of birds | C |
| Ay and of beasts but words our words | C |
| Only so much more sweet | A |
| The knowledge of that with my life begun | D |
| But I had so near made out the sun | D |
| And counted your stars the Seven and One | D |
| Like the fingers of my hand | E |
| Nay I could all but understand | E |
| Wherefore through heaven the white moon ranges | F |
| And just when out of her soft fifty changes | F |
| No unfamiliar face might overlook me | G |
| Suddenly God took me | G |
Robert Browning
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