Harvest Home Festival Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCBB DDEE FFGG HHII JJKK| In summer time it doth seem good | A |
| To seek the shade of the green wood | A |
| For it doth banish all our care | B |
| When we gaze on scene so fair | B |
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| And birds do here in branches sing | C |
| So merrily in early spring | C |
| And lovingly they here do pair | B |
| Their mutual joys together share | B |
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| Here nature's charming never rude | D |
| Inspiring all with happy mood | D |
| Tables had choice fruits of season | E |
| And we too had feast of reason | E |
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| To dinner table all did march | F |
| Through evergreen triumphal arch | F |
| On top the Union Jack it floats | G |
| On each side sheaves of wheat and oats | G |
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| Great pumpkins and big ears of corn | H |
| They do this rural arch adorn | H |
| We are reminded now 'tis fall | I |
| And boys enjoy game of baseball | I |
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| With joy at night each one did gaze | J |
| At the mighty bonfire's blaze | J |
| The tree leaves shone like silver bright | K |
| The lanterns too were pleasing sight | K |
James Mcintyre
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