Waxwings Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEF GHA AIA J| Four Tao philosophers as cedar waxwings | A |
| chat on a February berry bush | B |
| in sun and I am one | C |
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| Such merriment and such sobriety | D |
| the small wild fruit on the tall stalk | E |
| was this not always my true style | F |
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| Above an elegance of snow beneath | G |
| a silk blue sky a brotherhood of four | H |
| birds Can you mistake us | A |
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| To sun to feast and to converse | A |
| and all together for this I have abandoned | I |
| all my other lives | A |
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| Submitted by Larry Bole | J |
Robert Francis
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