Trees Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEAF GHIJGKL AMKNO| Crooked black tree | A |
| on your little grey black hillock | B |
| ridiculously raised one step toward | C |
| the infinite summits of the night | D |
| even you the few grey stars | E |
| draw upward into a vague melody | A |
| of harsh threads | F |
| - | |
| Bent as you are from straining | G |
| against the bitter horizontals of | H |
| a north wind there below you | I |
| how easily the long yellow notes | J |
| of poplars flow upward in a descending | G |
| scale each note secure in its own | K |
| posture singularly woven | L |
| - | |
| All voices are blent willingly | A |
| against the heaving contra bass | M |
| of the dark but you alone | K |
| warp yourself passionately to one side | N |
| in your eagerness | O |
William Carlos Williams
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