A Catch Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDDE AEEEFFGGE EHEIEEJJKWhen roads are mired with ice and snow | A |
And the air of morn is crisp with rime | B |
When the holly hangs by the mistletoe | A |
And bells ring in the CHRISTMAS time | B |
It's Saddle my Heart and ride away | C |
To the sweet faced girl with the eyes of gray | C |
Who waits with a smile for the gifts you bring | D |
A man's strong love and a wedding ring | D |
It's Saddle my Heart and ride | E |
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When vanes veer North and storm winds blow | A |
And the sun of noon is a blur o'erhead | E |
When the holly hangs by the mistletoe | E |
And the CHRISTMAS service is sung and said | E |
It's Come O my Heart and wait awhile | F |
Where the organ peals in the altar aisle | F |
For the gifts that the church now gives to you | G |
A woman's hand and a heart that's true | G |
It's Come O my Heart and wait | E |
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When rooms gleam warm with the fire's glow | E |
And the sleet raps sharp on the window pane | H |
When the holly hangs by the mistletoe | E |
And CHRISTMAS revels begin again | I |
It's Home O my Heart and love at last | E |
And her happy breast to your own held fast | E |
A song to sing and a tale to tell | J |
A good night kiss and all is well | J |
It's Home O my Heart and love | K |
Madison Julius Cawein
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