The Little Home Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEEFF GGHHII| The little house is not too small | A |
| To shelter friends who come to call | A |
| Though low the roof and small its space | B |
| It holds the Lord's abounding grace | B |
| And every simple room may be | C |
| Endowed with happy memory | C |
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| The little house severly plain | D |
| A wealth of beauty may contain | D |
| Within it those who dwell may find | E |
| High faith which makes for peace of mind | E |
| And that sweet understanding which | F |
| Can make the poorest cottage rich | F |
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| The little house can hold all things | G |
| From which the soul's contentment springs | G |
| 'Tis not too small for love to grow | H |
| For all the joys that mortals know | H |
| For mirth and song and that delight | I |
| Which make the humblest dwelling bright | I |
Edgar Albert Guest
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