Two Viewpoints Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGFGF| OUT in the open the wide sky above | A |
| And the green meadows stretched at my feet | B |
| Out in the open midst scenes that I love | A |
| Where the rest hour is soothing and sweet | B |
| Out in the country where nature's at play | C |
| And the wild Sowers look up with a smile | D |
| I am hurrying now for a short holiday | C |
| I am going to rest there a while | D |
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| Into the city where life isn't dead | E |
| An' there's something a feller can do | F |
| Where hundreds of people keep forging ahead | E |
| An' runnin' right plump into you | F |
| Where there's hustle an' bustle an' something to'see | G |
| An' you never get lonesome nor blue | F |
| I tell you the city's the fine place to be | G |
| An' I 'm goin' when ploughin' is through | F |
Edgar Albert Guest
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