Pea Brush Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD E EF GHGH IJI KDKD| I walked down alone Sunday after church | A |
| To the place where John has been cutting trees | B |
| To see for myself about the birch | A |
| He said I could have to bush my peas | B |
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| The sun in the new cut narrow gap | C |
| Was hot enough for the first of May | D |
| And stifling hot with the odor of sap | C |
| From stumps still bleeding their life away | D |
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| The frogs that were peeping a thousand shrill | E |
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| The minute they heard my step went still | E |
| To watch me and see what I came to get | F |
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| Birch boughs enough piled everywhere | G |
| All fresh and sound from the recent axe | H |
| Time someone came with cart and pair | G |
| And got them off the wild flower's backs | H |
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| They might be good for garden things | I |
| To curl a little finger round | J |
| The same as you seize cat's cradle strings | I |
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| Small good to anything growing wild | K |
| They were crooking many a trillium | D |
| That had budded before the boughs were piled | K |
| And since it was coming up had to come | D |
Robert Frost
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