very well written and have their similarities and differences.

A Song in the Front Yard by Gwendolyn Brooks and There is a Garden in her Face by Thomas Campion are very contrasting poems in many ways. They have different points of view, different structures, and different ideas about the same topic.

Secondly, the form is different. There are three stanzas of equal length in There is a Garden in Her Face while in a Song in the Front Yard there are four stanzas of varying lengths. Campion’s poem is much more formally written, repeating the line “till cherry ripe themselves do cry” at the end of each stanza. Campion has a strict end rhyme scheme in an ABABCC pattern. Brooks’ rhyming is not as obvious, but has end-rhyming s well. It has two unrhymed lines, and then two rhymed. At the end, for extra effect, there are three sets of two rhymed lines. It is written in free verse, which suggests that the speaker longs

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