Home Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GEHE FIJI KDLD MNEN OPQP A| How brightly glistening in the sun | A |
| The woodland ivy plays | B |
| While yonder beeches from their barks | C |
| Reflect his silver rays | B |
| That sun surveys a lovely scene | D |
| From softly smiling skies | E |
| And wildly through unnumbered trees | F |
| The wind of winter sighs | E |
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| Now loud it thunders o'er my head | G |
| And now in distance dies | E |
| But give me back my barren hills | H |
| Where colder breezes rise | E |
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| Where scarce the scattered stunted trees | F |
| Can yield an answering swell | I |
| But where a wilderness of heath | J |
| Returns the sound as well | I |
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| For yonder garden fair and wide | K |
| With groves of evergreen | D |
| Long winding walks and borders trim | L |
| And velvet lawns between | D |
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| Restore to me that little spot | M |
| With grey walls compassed round | N |
| Where knotted grass neglected lies | E |
| And weeds usurp the ground | N |
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| Though all around this mansion high | O |
| Invites the foot to roam | P |
| And though its halls are fair within | Q |
| Oh give me back my HOME | P |
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| Acton | A |
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