The Budding Flowers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGH ACIJ KLMNLC O| I walked through our circular garden | A |
| I saw lacy leaves | B |
| And a riot of summer color | C |
| Budding flowers | D |
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| I like to cut the new buds | E |
| Let them fully bloom in crystal vases | F |
| And enjoy the sight and smell | G |
| Of a garden inside our home | H |
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| Yet I let the Mother Sun | A |
| Sent its rays on every budding flower | C |
| With gentleness | I |
| And bloom to their greatest grandeur | J |
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| But nature sometimes is harsh | K |
| It pours its fury | L |
| It only takes one gusty wind | M |
| And a heavy summer rain | N |
| To take away the beauty | L |
| Of every budding flower | C |
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| Copyright Rose Marie Juan Austin All Rights Reserved | O |
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