Song In Exile Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAABA AAAAAA CDCEFE| THE rustling palms bend readily | A |
| Between the sun and me | A |
| The trades blow warm and steadily | A |
| Across the turquoise sea | A |
| But I'd rather feel the March wind bite | B |
| In the country of the free | A |
| - | |
| Hibiscus and camellias | A |
| Bloom here abundantly | A |
| And roses and gardenias | A |
| The sweetest flowers there be | A |
| But I'd rather see through the bare north woods | A |
| One bridal dogwood tree | A |
| - | |
| The tropic light is mellow | C |
| As a lamp in a lighted room | D |
| The sun shines high and yellow | C |
| In the quivering cloudless dome | E |
| But oh for the snow and the cruel cold | F |
| And the rigors of my home | E |
Alice Duer Miller
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