Can you give me a stanza for each paragraph

a bird came down the walk—
he did not know i saw—
he bit an angleworm in halves
and ate the fellow, raw,

and then he drank a dew
from a convenient grass—
and then hopped sidewise to the wall
to let a beetle pass—

he glanced with rapid eyes
that hurried all around—
they looked like frightened beads, i thought—
he stirred his velvet head

like one in danger, cautious,
i offered him a crumb
and he unrolled his feathers
and rowed him softer home—

than oars divide the ocean,
too silver for a seam—
or butterflies, off banks of noon
leap, plashless as they swim.