Guests Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEBFD CBBGHBIG JKLMNKOM CCLPKCQP BQRDSQTD UVWXLVAXSunflower tall and hollyhock that wave in the | A |
wind together | B |
Corn flower poppy and marigold blossoming | C |
fair and fine | D |
Delicate sweet peas glowing bright in the quiet | E |
autumn weather | B |
While over the fence on fire with bloom | F |
climbs the nasturtium vine | D |
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Quaint little wilderness of flowers straggling | C |
hither and thither | B |
morning glories tangled about the larkspur | B |
gone to seed | G |
Scarlet runners that burst all bounds and wan | H |
der heaven knows whither | B |
And lilac spikes of bergamot as thick as any | I |
weed | G |
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And oh the bees and the butterflies the hum | J |
ming birds and sparrows | K |
That over the garden waver and chirp and | L |
flutter the livelong day | M |
Humming birds that dart in the sun like green | N |
and golden arrows | K |
Butterflies like loosened flowers blown off by | O |
the wind in play | M |
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Look at the red nasturtium flower drooping | C |
bending and swaying | C |
Out the gold banded humble bee breaks and | L |
goes booming anew | P |
Hark what the sweet voiced fledgling sparrows | K |
low to themselves are saying | C |
Pecking my golden oats where the corn flowers | Q |
gleam so blue | P |
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Welcome a thousand times welcome ye dear | B |
and delicate neighbors | Q |
Bird and bee and butterfly and humming bird | R |
fairy fine | D |
Proud am I to offer you a field for your grace | S |
ful labors | Q |
All the honey and all the seeds are yours in | T |
this garden of mine | D |
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I sit on the door step and watch you Beyond | U |
lies the infinite ocean | V |
Sparkling shimmering whispering rocking itself | W |
to rest | X |
And the world is full of perfume and color and | L |
beautiful motion | V |
And each new hour of this sweet day the | A |
happiest seems and best | X |
Celia Thaxter
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