When I Go Home Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABABB CCBCBB BBBBBB| When I go home green green will glow the grass | A |
| Whereon the flight of sun and cloud will pass | A |
| Long lines of wood ducks through the deepening gloam | B |
| Will hold above the west as wrought on brass | A |
| And fragrant furrows will have delved the loam | B |
| When I go home | B |
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| When I go home the dogwood stars will dash | C |
| The solemn woods above the bearded ash | C |
| The yellow jasmine whence its vine hath clomb | B |
| Will blaze the valleys with its golden flash | C |
| And every orchard flaunt its polychrome | B |
| When I go home | B |
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| When I go home and stroll about the farm | B |
| The thicket and the barnyard will be warm | B |
| Jess will be there and Nigger Bill and Tom | B |
| On whom time's chisel works no hint of harm | B |
| And oh 'twill be a day to rest and roam | B |
| When I go home | B |
John Charles Mcneill
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