Home Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGDGD AHAHIDID| The road to laughter beckons me | A |
| The road to all that's best | B |
| The home road where I nightly see | A |
| The castle of my rest | B |
| The path where all is fine and fair | C |
| And little children run | D |
| For love and joy are waiting there | C |
| As soon as day is done | D |
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| There is no rich reward of fame | E |
| That can compare with this | F |
| At home I wear an honest name | E |
| My lips are fit to kiss | F |
| At home I'm always brave and strong | G |
| And with the setting sun | D |
| They find no trace of shame or wrong | G |
| In anything I've done | D |
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| There shine the eyes that only see | A |
| The good I've tried to do | H |
| They think me what I'd like to be | A |
| They know that I am true | H |
| And whether I have lost my fight | I |
| Or whether I have won | D |
| I find a faith that I've been right | I |
| As soon as day is done | D |
Edgar Albert Guest
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