Red Maples Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDDEF GGHIJJKK| In the last year I have learned | A |
| How few men are worth my trust | B |
| I have seen the friend I loved | C |
| Struck by death into the dust | B |
| And fears I never knew before | D |
| Have knocked and knocked upon my door | D |
| I shall hope little and ask for less | E |
| I said There is no happiness | F |
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| I have grown wise at last but how | G |
| Can I hide the gleam on the willow bough | G |
| Or keep the fragrance out of the rain | H |
| Now that April is here again | I |
| When maples stand in a haze of fire | J |
| What can I say to the old desire | J |
| What shall I do with the joy in me | K |
| That is born out of agony | K |
Sara Teasdale
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