Pine Trees Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDABDACAEFGFCD| Down through the heart of the dim woods | A |
| The laden jolting waggons come | B |
| Tall pines chained together | C |
| They carry stems straight and bare | D |
| Now no more in their own solitudes | A |
| With proud heads to rock and hum | B |
| Now at the will of men to fare | D |
| Away from their brethren their forest friends | A |
| In the still woods through wild weather | C |
| Alone to endure to the world's ends | A |
| Soon to feel the power of the North | E |
| Careering over dark waves' foam | F |
| Soon to exchange the steady earth | G |
| For heaving decks the scents of their home | F |
| Honeyed wild thyme gorse and heather | C |
| For the sting of the spray the bitter air | D |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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