Canada Home. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCD EFEFCD GFGFCD HIHICD JFJFCDSome Homes are where flowers for ever blow | A |
The sun shining hotly the whole year round | B |
But our Home glistens with six months of snow | A |
Where frost without wind heightens every sound | B |
And Home is Home wherever it is | C |
When we're all together and nothing amiss | D |
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Yet Willy is old enough to recall | E |
A Home forgotten by Eily and me | F |
He says that we left it five years since last Fall | E |
And came sailing sailing right over the sea | F |
But Home is Home wherever it is | C |
When we're all together and nothing amiss | D |
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Our other Home was for ever green | G |
A green green isle in a blue blue sea | F |
With sweet flowers such as we never have seen | G |
And Willy tells all this to Eily and me | F |
But Home is Home wherever it is | C |
When we're all together and nothing amiss | D |
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He says What fine fun when we all go back | H |
But Canada Home is very good fun | I |
When Pat's little sled flies along the smooth track | H |
Or spills in the snowdrift that shines in the sun | I |
For Home is Home wherever it is | C |
When we're all together and nothing amiss | D |
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Some day I should dearly love it is true | J |
To sail to the old Home over the sea | F |
But only if Father and Mother went too | J |
With Willy and Patrick and Eily and me | F |
For Home is Home wherever it is | C |
When we're all together and nothing amiss | D |
Juliana Horatia Ewing
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