'the Rose Family' Song Ii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHDJKL| O lesson well and wisely taught | A |
| Stay with me to the last | B |
| That all my life may better be | C |
| For the trial that is past | B |
| O vanity mislead no more | D |
| Sleep like passions long | E |
| Wake happy heart and dance again | F |
| To the music of my song | E |
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| O summer days flit fast away | G |
| And bring the blithesome hour | H |
| When we three wanderers shall meet | I |
| Safe in our household flower | H |
| O dear mamma lament no more | D |
| Smile on us as we come | J |
| Your grief has been our punishment | K |
| Your love has led us home | L |
Louisa May Alcott
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