The Birthplace Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGG| Here further up the mountain slope | A |
| Than there was every any hope | A |
| My father built enclosed a spring | B |
| Strung chains of wall round everything | B |
| Subdued the growth of earth to grass | C |
| And brought our various lives to pass | C |
| A dozen girls and boys we were | D |
| The mountain seemed to like the stir | D |
| And made of us a little while | E |
| With always something in her smile | E |
| Today she wouldn't know our name | F |
| No girl's of course has stayed the same | F |
| The mountain pushed us off her knees | G |
| And now her lap is full of trees | G |
Robert Lee Frost
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