The Dandelion Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEAFGHIJ| O dandelion rich and haughty | A |
| King of village flowers | B |
| Each day is coronation time | C |
| You have no humble hours | B |
| I like to see you bring a troop | D |
| To beat the blue grass spears | E |
| To scorn the lawn mower that would be | A |
| Like fate's triumphant shears | F |
| Your yellow heads are cut away | G |
| It seems your reign is o'er | H |
| By noon you raise a sea of stars | I |
| More golden than before | J |
Vachel Lindsay
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