The Titmouse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABA CDCDC EEEFEF| If you would happy company win | A |
| Dangle a palm nut from a tree | B |
| Idly in green to sway and spin | A |
| Its snow pulped kernel for bait and see | B |
| A nimble titmouse enter in | A |
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| Out of earth's vast unknown of air | C |
| Out of all summer from wave to wave | D |
| He'll perch and prank his feathers fair | C |
| Jangle a glass clear wildering stave | D |
| And take his commons there | C |
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| This tiny son of life this spright | E |
| By momentary Human sought | E |
| Plume will his wing in the dappling light | E |
| Clash timbrel shrill and gay | F |
| And into time's enormous nought | E |
| Sweet fed will flit away | F |
Walter De La Mare
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