To G. G. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCB DEED FGHI JKKJ| AN AUTOGRAPH | A |
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| Graceful in name and in thyself our river | B |
| None fairer saw in John Ward's pilgrim flock | C |
| Proof that upon their century rooted stock | C |
| The English roses bloom as fresh as ever | B |
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| Take the warm welcome of new friends with thee | D |
| And listening to thy home's familiar chime | E |
| Dream that thou hearest with it keeping time | E |
| The bells on Merrimac sound across the sea | D |
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| Think of our thrushes when the lark sings clear | F |
| Of our sweet Mayflowers when the daisies bloom | G |
| And bear to our and thy ancestral home | H |
| The kindly greeting of its children here | I |
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| Say that our love survives the severing strain | J |
| That the New England with the Old holds fast | K |
| The proud fond memories of a common past | K |
| Unbroken still the ties of blood remain | J |
John Greenleaf Whittier
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