The Garden Refused Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCABC DEFDEF GHIGHIThere is a garden made for our delight | A |
Where all the dreams we dare not dream come true | B |
I know it but I do not know the way | C |
We slip and tumble in the doubtful night | A |
Where everything is difficult and new | B |
And clouds our breath has made obscure the day | C |
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The blank unhappy towns where sick men strive | D |
Still doing work that yet is never done | E |
The hymns to Gold that drown their desperate voice | F |
The weeds that grow where once corn stood alive | D |
The black injustice that puts out the sun | E |
These are our portion since they are our choice | F |
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Yet there the garden blows with rose on rose | G |
The sunny shadow dappled lawns are there | H |
There the immortal lilies heavenly sweet | I |
O roses that for us shall not unclose | G |
O lilies that we shall not pluck or wear | H |
O dewy lawns untrodden by our feet | I |
Edith Nesbit
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