The Caged Thrush Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEE| Alas for the bird who was born to sing | A |
| They have made him a cage they have clipped his wing | A |
| They have shut him up in a dingy street | B |
| And they praise his singing and call it sweet | B |
| But his heart and his song are saddened and filled | C |
| With the woods and the nest he never will build | C |
| And the wild young dawn coming into the tree | D |
| And the mate that never his mate will be | D |
| And day by day when his notes are heard | E |
| They freshen the street but alas for the bird | E |
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