I'd A Dream Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD BBBBEFEF FGFGHIHI BBBBDJDKI'd a dream last night of my boyhood's days | A |
And the scenes where my youth was spent | B |
And I roamed the old woods where the squirrel plays | A |
Full of frolicsome merriment | B |
And I walked by the brook and its silvery tone | C |
Seemed to soothe me again as of yore | D |
And I stood by the cottage with moss overgrown | C |
And the woodbine that trailed round the door | D |
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No change could I see in the garden plot | B |
The flowers bloomed brightly around | B |
And one little bed of forget me not | B |
In its own little corner I found | B |
The sky had a home look the breeze seemed to sigh | E |
In the strain I remembered so well | F |
And the little brown sparrows looked cunning and shy | E |
As though anxious some story to tell | F |
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But as quietness reigned and a loneliness fell | F |
O'er the place that had once been so gay | G |
Its sunlight had saddened since I bade farewell | F |
And left it for lands far away | G |
The door stood ajar and I sought for a face | H |
Of the dear ones I longed so to see | I |
But others I knew not were now in the place | H |
And their presence was painful to me | I |
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A pang of remorse seemed to shoot through my heart | B |
As I left with a sorrowing tread | B |
From all the familiar objects to part | B |
For I knew that the loved ones were dead | B |
The home once my own now knows me no more | D |
The treasures that bound me all gone | J |
And I woke with cheeks tear stained and heart sadly sore | D |
To find that a home I had none | K |
John Hartley
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