Lemon Pie Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAABCBC DEDEACAC FGFGBCBC| The world is full of gladness | A |
| There are joys of many kinds | A |
| There's a cure for every sadness | A |
| That each troubled mortal finds | A |
| And my little cares grow lighter | B |
| And I cease to fret and sigh | C |
| And my eyes with joy grow brighter | B |
| When she makes a lemon pie | C |
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| When the bronze is on the filling | D |
| That's one mass of shining gold | E |
| And its molten joy is spilling | D |
| On the plate my heart grows bold | E |
| And the kids and I in chorus | A |
| Raise one glad exultant cry | C |
| And we cheer the treat before us | A |
| Which is mother's lemon pie | C |
| - | |
| Then the little troubles vanish | F |
| And the sorrows disappear | G |
| Then we find the grit to banish | F |
| All the cares that hovered near | G |
| And we smack our lips in pleasure | B |
| O'er a joy no coin can buy | C |
| And we down the golden treasure | B |
| Which is known as lemon pie | C |
Edgar Albert Guest
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