The Trees In The Garden Rained Flowers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEBFBGHGIJGKLMAG INNAOPQD| The trees in the garden rained flowers | A |
| Children ran there joyously | B |
| They gathered the flowers | A |
| Each to himself | C |
| Now there were some | D |
| Who gathered great heaps | E |
| Having opportunity and skill | B |
| Until behold only chance blossoms | F |
| Remained for the feeble | B |
| Then a little spindling tutor | G |
| Ran importantly to the father crying | H |
| Pray come hither | G |
| See this unjust thing in your garden | I |
| But when the father had surveyed | J |
| He admonished the tutor | G |
| Not so small sage | K |
| This thing is just | L |
| For look you | M |
| Are not they who possess the flowers | A |
| Stronger bolder shrewder | G |
| Than they who have none | I |
| Why should the strong | N |
| The beautiful strong | N |
| Why should they not have the flowers | A |
| Upon reflection the tutor bowed to the ground | O |
| My lord he said | P |
| The stars are displaced | Q |
| By this towering wisdom | D |
Stephen Crane
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