Home 2 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE FG HHGIIJKL K JMNNOPPQ QRRRRS TTJJUU

Fair was the morning fair our tempers andA
We had seen nothing fairer than that landB
Though strange and the untrodden snow that madeC
Wild of the tame casting out all that wasD
Not wild and rustic and old and we were gladE
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Fair too was afternoon and first to passF
Were we that league of snow next the north windG
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There was nothing to return for except needH
And yet we sang nor ever stopped for speedH
As we did often with the start behindG
Faster still strode we when we came in sightI
Of the cold roofs where we must spend the nightI
Happy we had not been there nor could beJ
Though we had tasted sleep and food and fellowshipK
Together longL
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'How quick' to someone's lipK
The words came 'will the beaten horse run home '-
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The word 'home' raised a smile in us all threeJ
And one repeated it smiling just soM
That all knew what he meant and none would sayN
Between three counties far apart that layN
We were divided and looked strangely eachO
At the other and we knew we were not friendsP
But fellows in a union that endsP
With the necessity for it as it oughtQ
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Never a word was spoken not a thoughtQ
Was thought of what the look meant with the wordR
'Home' as we walked and watched the sunset blurredR
And then to me the word only the wordR
'Homesick' as it were playfully occurredR
No moreS
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If I should ever more admitT
Than the mere word I could not endure itT
For a day longer this captivityJ
Must somehow come to an end else I should beJ
Another man as often now I seemU
Or this life be only an evil dreamU

Edward Thomas



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