The Aim Was Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAA BCBC DEDE AFAF| Before man came to blow it right | A |
| The wind once blew itself untaught | A |
| And did its loudest day and night | A |
| In any rough place where it caught | A |
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| Man came to tell it what was wrong | B |
| It hadn't found the place to blow | C |
| It blew too hard the aim was song | B |
| And listen how it ought to go | C |
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| He took a little in his mouth | D |
| And held it long enough for north | E |
| To be converted into south | D |
| And then by measure blew it forth | E |
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| By measure It was word and note | A |
| The wind the wind had meant to be | F |
| A little through the lips and throat | A |
| The aim was song the wind could see | F |
Robert Frost
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