Open Windows Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GBHB CIJI| Out of the window a sea of green trees | A |
| Lift their soft boughs like the arms of a dancer | B |
| They beckon and call me Come out in the sun | C |
| But I cannot answer | B |
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| I am alone with Weakness and Pain | D |
| Sick abed and June is going | E |
| I cannot keep her she hurries by | F |
| With the silver green of her garments blowing | E |
| - | |
| Men and women pass in the street | G |
| Glad of the shining sapphire weather | B |
| But we know more of it than they | H |
| Pain and I together | B |
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| They are the runners in the sun | C |
| Breathless and blinded by the race | I |
| But we are watchers in the shade | J |
| Who speak with Wonder face to face | I |
Sara Teasdale
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