The Beauty Places Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDEFF GHGHII JBJBKK| Here she walked and romped about | A |
| And here beneath this apple tree | B |
| Where all the grass is trampled out | A |
| The swing she loved so used to be | B |
| This path is but a path to you | C |
| Because my child you never knew | C |
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| 'Twas here she used to stoop to smell | D |
| The first bright daffodil of spring | E |
| 'Twas here she often tripped and fell | D |
| And here she heard the robins sing | E |
| You'd call this but a common place | F |
| But you have never seen her face | F |
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| And it was here we used to meet | G |
| How beautiful a spot is this | H |
| To which she gayly raced to greet | G |
| Her daddy with his evening kiss | H |
| You see here nothing grand or fine | I |
| But Oh what memories are mine | I |
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| The people pass from day to day | J |
| And never turn their heads to see | B |
| The many charms along the way | J |
| That mean so very much to me | B |
| For all things here are speaking of | K |
| The babe that once was mine to love | K |
Edgar Albert Guest
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