Where Love Is Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF| By the rosy cliffs of Devon on a green hill's crest | A |
| I would build me a house as a swallow builds its nest | A |
| I would curtain it with roses and the wind should breathe to me | B |
| The sweetness of the roses and the saltness of the sea | B |
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| Where the Tuscan olives whiten in the hot blue day | C |
| I would hide me from the heat in a little hut of gray | C |
| While the singing of the husbandman should scale my lattice green | D |
| From the golden rows of barley that the poppies blaze between | D |
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| Narrow is the street Dear and dingy are the walls | E |
| Wherein I wait your coming as the twilight falls | E |
| All day with dreams I gild the grime till at your step I start | F |
| Ah Love my country in your arms my home upon your heart | F |
Amelia Josephine Burr
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