Never Again Would Bird's Song Be The Same Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBCBDBDBEE| He would declare and could himself believe | A |
| That the birds there in all the garden round | B |
| From having heard the daylong voice of Eve | A |
| Had added to their own an oversound | B |
| Her tone of meaning but without the words | C |
| Admittedly an eloquence so soft | B |
| Could only have had an influence on birds | C |
| When call or laughter carried it aloft | B |
| Be that as may be she was in their song | D |
| Moreover her voice upon their voices crossed | B |
| Had now persisted in the woods so long | D |
| That probably it never would be lost | B |
| Never again would birds' song be the same | E |
| And to do that to birds was why she came | E |
Robert Frost
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