Four Acre Farm Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB AACC DDEE FFGG HHII JJKL MMBB NNOOThis is a tale but it is truth | A |
Of maiden lady named Ruth | A |
She owned a small four acre farm | B |
Which possessed some rural charm | B |
- | |
This maiden she was past her youth | A |
But none e're fell in love with Ruth | A |
Though you must not infer from thence | C |
That she possessed not grace nor sense | C |
- | |
She was handsome in her day | D |
But beauty quickly fades away | D |
Good vegetables and fine roots | E |
She growed and choicest kind of fruits | E |
- | |
And a first class good milch cow | F |
She kept and a fine breeding sow | F |
Her butter high price did command | G |
Cow fed on best of pasture land | G |
- | |
On it was pond where swam her geese | H |
From small flock of sheep she sheared fleece | H |
And thus she passed year after year | I |
Her cares they kept her in good cheer | I |
- | |
Each year she raised large chicken brood | J |
And for them she grew lots of food | J |
In winter time it was her rule | K |
To knit and spin up her own wool | L |
- | |
And thus her uneventful life | M |
Doth pass without jar or strife | M |
'Tis seldom she e're feels alarm | B |
But quietly tills her little farm | B |
- | |
To plow her little fields of course | N |
She does require to drive her horse | N |
This little pony looks quite smart | O |
Drawing old maid in little cart | O |
James Mcintyre
(1)
Poem topics: , Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
Submit Spanish Translation
Submit German Translation
Submit French Translation
Write your comment about Four Acre Farm poem by James Mcintyre
Best Poems of James Mcintyre