A Lonely Cottage On The Moor Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEGHIHI AJAJKLKL MNMNOPOP| The window that I peer through | A |
| At summer's break of day | B |
| Way out afar and near to | A |
| I see the dawn of May | B |
| Through the age old pane of glass | C |
| A masterpiece for sure | D |
| A portrait of a different class | C |
| A painted Yorkshire moor | D |
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| The sun alights the heather | E |
| Though not yet coloured mauve | F |
| The season's fur and feather | E |
| Create a treasure trove | G |
| The image through my window square | H |
| Just as the sunlight that day came | I |
| A pictured landscape bordered there | H |
| Inside my cottage window frame | I |
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| The doorway that I step through | A |
| The threshold to a dream | J |
| When the daylight starts anew | A |
| An Eden it would seem | J |
| So when the squeaky handle turns | K |
| And creaking hinges swing | L |
| The lark out in the meadow yearns | K |
| To oh so sweetly sing | L |
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| But evening comes for certain | M |
| I latch and bolt the door | N |
| And tug and draw my curtain | M |
| When daylight is no more | N |
| Then when I close my eyes asleep | O |
| The draughty night is born | P |
| My window and my door will keep | O |
| Me snuggled till the morn | P |
Alan S Jeeves
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