A Warm House And A Ruddy Fire Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDEFGHHAAIIJJAAKK| A warm house and a ruddy fire | A |
| To what more can man aspire | B |
| Eyes that shine with love aglow | C |
| Is there more for man to know | C |
| Whether home be rich or poor | D |
| If contentment mark the door | E |
| He who finds it good to live | F |
| Has the best that life can give | G |
| This the end of mortal strife | H |
| Peace at night to sweeten life | H |
| Rest when mind and body tire | A |
| At contentment's ruddy fire | A |
| Rooms where merry songs are sung | I |
| Happy old and glorious young | I |
| These if perfect peace be known | J |
| Both the rich and poor must own | J |
| A warm house and a ruddy fire | A |
| These the goals of all desire | A |
| These the dream of every man | K |
| Since God spoke and life began | K |
Edgar Albert Guest
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