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I searched up the poem on Google because you didn’t attach a picture, it doesn’t fit a specific type of poem- it’s free verse, meaning the poet can be very creative when writing it, having not to obey any rules or regulations. Reading it, it has an AABB rhyme scheme, with rhyming couplets throughout. Hope this helps!

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