Apples Growing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBCB DBDBEFEF GHGHHIJF KLKLAMAM

Underneath an apple treeA
Sat a dame of comely seemingB
With her work upon her kneeA
And her great eyes idly dreamingB
O'er the harvest acres brightC
Came her husband's din of reapingB
Near to her an infant wightC
Through the tangled grass was creepingB
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On the branches long and highD
And the great green apples growingB
Rested she her wandering eyeD
With a retrospective knowingB
This she said the shelter isE
Where when gay and raven headedF
I consented to be hisE
And our willing hearts were weddedF
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Laughing words and peals of mirthG
Long are changed to grave endeavorH
Sorrow's winds have swept to earthG
Many a blossomed hope foreverH
Thunder heads have hovered o'erH
Storms my path have chilled and shadedI
Of the bloom my gay youth boreJ
Some has fruited more has fadedF
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Quickly and amid her sighsK
Through the grass her baby wrestledL
Smiled on her its father's eyesK
And unto her bosom nestledL
And with sudden joyous gleeA
Half the wife's and half the mother'sM
Still the best is left said sheA
I have learned to live for othersM

Will Carleton



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