Redbirds Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DDED FBAB AGHG| Redbirds redbirds | A |
| Long and long ago | B |
| What a honey call you had | C |
| In hills I used to know | B |
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| Redbud buckberry | D |
| Wild plum tree | D |
| And proud river sweeping | E |
| Southward to the sea | D |
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| Brown and gold in the sun | F |
| Sparkling far below | B |
| Trailing stately round her bluffs | A |
| Where the poplars grow | B |
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| Redbirds redbirds | A |
| Are you singing still | G |
| As you sang one May day | H |
| On Saxton's Hill | G |
Sara Teasdale
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