Where The Waxwings Used To Dwell Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDBBCBDCBCCEFBCC| Where the waxwings used to dwell | A |
| Where the pine trees softly swayed | B |
| A flock of airy momentwills | C |
| Flew around and flew away | D |
| Where the pine trees softly whooshed | B |
| Where the warblewings sang out | B |
| A flock of airy momentwills | C |
| Flew around and flew about | B |
| In wild and shadowy disarray | D |
| Among the ghosts of bygone days | C |
| Wheeled and tintinnabulated | B |
| A flock of airy momentwills | C |
| A flock of airy momentwills | C |
| You're warblewingish and beguilish | E |
| You besot my soul like strumming | F |
| Like a wave invade my heart | B |
| Go on ringing warblewings | C |
| Long live airy momentwills | C |
Velimir Khlebnikov
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