Roses And Sunshine Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACCDEEF GHIHJJDEED| burden I'm bearing to day | A |
| But I'm humming a song as I wander along | B |
| And I smile at the roses that nod by the way | A |
| Red roses sweet | C |
| Blooming there at my feet | C |
| Just dripping with honey and perfume and cheer | D |
| What a weakling I'd be | E |
| If I tried not to see | E |
| The joy and the comfort you bring to us here | F |
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| Just tramping along o'er the highway of life | G |
| Knowing not what's ahead but still doing my best | H |
| And I sing as I go for my soul seems to know | I |
| In the end I shall come to the valley of rest | H |
| With the sun in my face | J |
| And the roses to grace | J |
| The roads that I travel what have I to fear | D |
| What a coward I'd be | E |
| If I tried not to see | E |
| The roses of hope and the sunshine of cheer | D |
Edgar Albert Guest
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