The Impulse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKLK MNON PADA QRDRIt was too lonely for her there | A |
And too wild | B |
And since there were but two of them | C |
And no child | B |
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And work was little in the house | D |
She was free | E |
And followed where he furrowed field | F |
Or felled tree | E |
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She rested on a log and tossed | G |
The fresh chips | H |
With a song only to herself | I |
On her lips | H |
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And once she went to break a bough | J |
Of black alder | K |
She strayed so far she scarcely heard | L |
When he called her | K |
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And didn't answer didn't speak | M |
Or return | N |
She stood and then she ran and hid | O |
In the fern | N |
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He never found her though he looked | P |
Everywhere | A |
And he asked at her mother's house | D |
Was she there | A |
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Sudden and swift and light as that | Q |
The ties gave | R |
And he learned of finalities | D |
Besides the grave | R |
Robert Frost
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