On A Theme By Frost Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CB DE FG HI JK LM NB OP QR ST UV WX YZ| Amherst never had a witch | A |
| O Coos or of Grafton | B |
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| But once upon a time | C |
| There were three old women | B |
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| One wore a small beard | D |
| And carried a big umbrella | E |
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| One stood in the middle | F |
| Of the road hailing cars | G |
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| One drove an old cart | H |
| All over the town collecting junk | I |
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| They were not weird sisters | J |
| No relation to one another | K |
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| A duly accredited witch I | L |
| Never heard Amherst ever had | M |
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| But as I say there | N |
| Were these three old women | B |
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| One was prone to appear | O |
| At the door not mine | P |
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| I've got my nightgown on | Q |
| I can stay all night | R |
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| One went to a party | S |
| At the president's house once | T |
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| Locked herself in the bathroom | U |
| And gave herself a bath | V |
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| One had taught Latin having | W |
| Learned it at Mount Holyoke | X |
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| Of course Amherst may have | Y |
| Had witches I never knew | Z |
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