Tennyson' At The Farm Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBDCD EFEG FG HIHJIJ| TO L AND H H | A |
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| O you that dwell 'mid farm and fold | B |
| Yet keep so quick undulled a heart | C |
| I send you here that book of gold | B |
| So loved so long | D |
| The fairest art | C |
| The sweetest English song | D |
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| And often in the far off town | E |
| When summer sits with open door | F |
| I'll dream I see you set it down | E |
| Beside the churn | G |
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| Whose round shall slacken more and more | F |
| Till you forget to turn | G |
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| And I shall smile that you forget | H |
| And Dad will scold but never mind | I |
| Butter is good but better yet | H |
| Think such as we | J |
| To leave the farm and fold behind | I |
| And follow such as he | J |
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