The Toy-strewn Home Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDCD EFEFGFGF HIJIGDGD KGKGDFDFs are asleep in the chairs | A |
Where the building blocks and the toy balloon | B |
And the soldiers guard the stairs | A |
Let me step in a house where the tiny cart | C |
With the horses rules the floor | D |
And rest comes into my weary heart | C |
For I am at home once more | D |
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Give me the house with the toys about | E |
With the battered old train of cars | F |
The box of paints and the books left out | E |
And the ship with her broken spars | F |
Let me step in a house at the close of day | G |
That is littered with children's toys | F |
And dwell once more in the haunts of play | G |
With the echoes of by gone noise | F |
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Give me the house where the toys are seen | H |
The house where the children romp | I |
And I'll happier be than man has been | J |
'Neath the gilded dome of pomp | I |
Let me see the litter of bright eyed play | G |
Strewn over the parlor floor | D |
And the joys I knew in a far off day | G |
Will gladden my heart once more | D |
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Whoever has lived in a toy strewn home | K |
Though feeble he be and gray | G |
Will yearn no matter how far he roam | K |
For the glorious disarray | G |
Of the little home with its littered floor | D |
That was his in the by gone days | F |
And his heart will throb as it throbbed before | D |
When he rests where a baby plays | F |
Edgar Albert Guest
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