The Lanes Of Apple Bloom Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CDEF GGHH IIFF| DOWN the lanes of apple bloom we are treading once again | A |
| Down the pathways rosy red trip the women folk and men | A |
| Love and laughter lead us on light of heart as children gay | B |
| June is smiling on us now bidding us to romp and play | B |
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| Sun kissed now are maiden's curls bare of head the children run | C |
| Love and laughter call us home when the long day's | D |
| toil is done All our cares are borne away on the breezes perfume | E |
| sweet Down the lanes of apple bloom now we dance with flying feet | F |
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| Through the open door once more comes the pleasant breath of June | G |
| Through the open windows now lullabies that mothers croon | G |
| Caught upon the evening breeze reach the toilers homeward bound | H |
| Love and laughter rule the world happiness once more is found | H |
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| Down the lanes of apple bloom gray tressed age goes walking now | I |
| Minding less the weight of years or the wrinkles in its brow | I |
| 'Tis the evening hour of life gloriously calm and sweet | F |
| June is dwelling in the heart June is guiding weary feet | F |
Edgar Albert Guest
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