Real Property Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEEFGF HIJI KLKGK MNONPN QBQBBG HG| 'Tell me about that harvest field ' | A |
| Oh Fifty acres of living bread | B |
| The colour has painted itself in my heart | C |
| The form is patterned in my head | B |
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| So now I take it everywhere | D |
| See it whenever I look round | E |
| Hear it growing through every sound | E |
| Know exactly the sound it makes | F |
| Remembering as one must all day | G |
| Under the pavement the live earth aches | F |
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| Trees are at the farther end | H |
| Limes all full of the mumbling bee | I |
| So there must be a harvest field | J |
| Whenever one thinks of a linden tree | I |
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| A hedge is about it very tall | K |
| Hazy and cool and breathing sweet | L |
| Round paradise is such a wall | K |
| And all the day in such a way | G |
| In paradise the wild birds call | K |
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| You only need to close your eyes | M |
| And go within your secret mind | N |
| And you'll be into paradise | O |
| I've learnt quite easily to find | N |
| Some linden trees and drowsy bees | P |
| A tall sweet hedge with the corn behind | N |
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| I will not have that harvest mown | Q |
| I'll keep the corn and leave the bread | B |
| I've bought that field it's now my own | Q |
| I've fifty acres in my head | B |
| I take it as a dream to bed | B |
| I carry it about all day | G |
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| Sometimes when I have found a friend | H |
| I give a blade of corn away | G |
Harold Edward Monro
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