I Must Be Dreaming Through The Days Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEGHEHIJEJKELE| I must be dreaming through the days | A |
| And see the world with childish eyes | B |
| If I'd go singing all my life | C |
| And my songs be wise | B |
| And in the kitchen or the house | D |
| Must wonder at the sights I see | E |
| And I must hear the throb and hum | F |
| That moves to song in factory | E |
| So much in life remains unsung | G |
| And so much more than love is sweet | H |
| I'd like a song of kitchenmaids | E |
| With steady fingers and swift feet | H |
| And I could sing about the rest | I |
| That breaks upon a woman's day | J |
| When dinner's over and she lies | E |
| Upon her bed to dream and pray | J |
| Until the children come from school | K |
| And all her evening work begins | E |
| There's more in life than tragic love | L |
| And all the storied splendid sins | E |
Lesbia Harford
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