Epitaph [1] On A Robin Redbreast Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCDEDEFFGG| Tread lightly here for here 'tis said | A |
| When piping winds are hush'd around | B |
| A small note wakes from underground | B |
| Where now his tiny bones are laid | C |
| No more in lone and leafless groves | D |
| With ruffled wing and faded breast | E |
| His friendless homeless spirit roves | D |
| Gone to the world where birds are blest | E |
| Where never cat glides o'er the green | F |
| Or school boy's giant form is seen | F |
| But Love and Joy and smiling Spring | G |
| Inspire their little souls to sing | G |
Samuel Rogers
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