At Miami Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCA DEFDGF| Here where the proud hibiscus blooms in flame | A |
| Where swaying palms nod lightly to the sea | B |
| Where each azalea towers a stately tree | B |
| And orange blossoms charm today I came | A |
| Upon a little flower unknown to fame | A |
| Half hid in the scant sward white as this shell | C |
| From yonder beach and I can hardly tell | C |
| What drew me to it murmuring its name | A |
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| Bred in cool meadows vagrant from the North | D |
| Fair Dewberry what art thou doing here | E |
| Or chance or purpose started thee to roam | F |
| And yet whatever power sent thee forth | D |
| Still it is thine to call the sudden tear | G |
| To stir the trembling heart with thoughts of home | F |
Helen Leah Reed
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