The Garden Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCD EEFFGG HHIJKL MMNOPP QQRRIJ GGBBAAI know a garden like a child | A |
Clean and new washed and reconciled | A |
It grows its own sweet way yet still | B |
Has guidance of some tender will | B |
That clips confines its wilder mood | C |
And makes it happy being good | D |
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Around the lordly mountains stand | E |
For this is an enchanted land | E |
As though their splendours stood to grace | F |
This little lovely garden place | F |
Looking with wise and keeping eyes | G |
Upon the garden sanctities | G |
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Box borders edge each little bed | H |
Paths narrow for a child to tread | H |
Divide the kitchen garden dear | I |
And sweet with musk and lavender | J |
And water mints and beans in bloom | K |
Be sure the honeybee's at home | L |
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How should I tell in a sweet list | M |
Of beauties rose and amethyst | M |
The little water garden cool | N |
On sultry days and beautiful | O |
The wall garden the shade the sun | P |
Since they are lovely every one | P |
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Hot honey of the pines is sweet | Q |
And when the day's at three o'clock heat | Q |
A winding walk will you invite | R |
To a new garden out of sight | R |
And a green seat is set so near | I |
The sluggish stealing backwater | J |
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The Spirit of the garden plays | G |
At hide and seek an hundred ways | G |
And when you've captured her she will | B |
Elude you calling backward still | B |
A silver echo a sweet child | A |
Demure and lovesome gay and wild | A |
Katharine Tynan
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