Seed-time And Harvest Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD BEBEFGFG BHBHIJIMY hollyhocks are all awake | A |
And not a single rose is lost | B |
My wallflowers for dear pity's sake | A |
Have fought the winter's cruel frost | B |
Pink peony buds begin to peer | C |
And flags push up their sword blades fine | D |
I know there will not be this year | C |
A brighter garden plot than mine | D |
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I'll sow the seeds of mignonette | B |
Of snapdragon and sunflowers tall | E |
And scarlet poppies I will set | B |
To flower against the southern wall | E |
Already all my lilies show | F |
The green crowns baby lilies wear | G |
And all my flowers will grow and blow | F |
Because Love's hand has set them there | G |
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I'll plant and water sow and weed | B |
Till not an inch of earth shows brown | H |
And take a vow of each small seed | B |
To grow to greenness and renown | H |
And then some day you'll pass my way | I |
See gold and crimson bell and star | J |
And catch my garden's soul and say | I |
'How sweet these cottage gardens are ' | - |
Edith Nesbit
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