Finch & Frog Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCD EEFF ADG DDDHH CCCC| The finch trills in the apple tree | A |
| His Tiriliree | A |
| A frog climbs slowly up to him | B |
| Up to the treetop's leafy rim | B |
| And puffs right up and croaks quot Hallooo | C |
| Ol' chum see I c'n do it too quot | D |
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| And as the bird his song of spring | E |
| So sweetly to the world doth sing | E |
| The frog chimes in with sassy tones | F |
| And interjects his bassy drones | F |
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| The finch exclaims quot O Joy hurray | A |
| I'll fly away quot | D |
| And springs into the azure sky | G |
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| quot Hah quot cries the frog quot Well so kin I quot | D |
| He makes a most ungainly bound | D |
| And splats onto the bare hard ground | D |
| He's pancake flat and that's no joke | H |
| He's croaked his very final croak | H |
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| If someone climbs laboriously | C |
| Into the branches of a tree | C |
| And thinks himself a bird to be | C |
| Wrong is he | C |
Wilhelm Busch
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