Divisha Mehta, 8, from Kolkata, paints a joyful picture of a rainy morning with clouds, fun, and chocolate buns in this sweet poem.
The cry of the birds awakens me, early in the morning it starts to pour.
As I peep out of the window, the angry clouds start to roar.
Emotional clouds have started to cry, while children come down to have some fun.
Mothers shout from the window, to come and have hot chocolate buns!
A1.The rhyme scheme is the pattern of rhyming words at the end of lines in a poem. It helps give the poem rhythm and musicality.
A2. In
Each line ending is marked with a letter.
Lines that rhyme get the same letter.
New rhyming sounds get a new letter.
A.3 Rhyme scheme = AABB (because “pour”,”roar” and “fun”,”bun”rhyme)
In the poem, the rhyme scheme is AABB, meaning:
1st and 2nd lines rhyme,
3rd and 4th lines rhyme.
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