The Joys Of Earth Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EBEBFGFG CHCHBIBI AJAJCBCB| LAUGHTER and song and mirth | A |
| Roses that drip with dew | B |
| These are the joys of earth | A |
| Sunshine and skies of blue | B |
| Children that romp and play | C |
| Stars that twinkle at night | D |
| Moonbeams that softly stray | C |
| Making the meadows light | D |
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| Birds in the tree tops high | E |
| Fish in the waters blue | B |
| Rain from the summer sky | E |
| Sweethearts whose love is true | B |
| Mountains and hills that loom | F |
| High in the distance fair | G |
| Breezes that bear perfume | F |
| Sweet on the summer air | G |
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| Nothing to live for pray | C |
| Nothing worth while | H |
| Look now where e'er you may | C |
| Somewhere a smile | H |
| Sunshine and morning dew | B |
| Blue skies above us | I |
| Hearts that are warm and true | B |
| Someone to love us | I |
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| These are the joys of earth | A |
| Wealth knows no more | J |
| Laughter and song and mirth | A |
| Flowers at your door | J |
| Children to romp and play | C |
| Skies that are blue | B |
| Nothing to live for Pray | C |
| What's ailing you | B |
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