My Garden Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFGFHIHI ABABJDJD| The world is sadly sick they say | A |
| And plagued by woe and pain | B |
| But look How looms my garden gay | A |
| With blooms in golden reign | B |
| With lyric music in the air | C |
| Of joy fulfilled in song | D |
| I can't believe that anywhere | C |
| Is hate and harm and wrong | D |
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| A paradise my garden is | E |
| And there my day is spent | F |
| A steep myself in sunny bliss | G |
| Incredibly content | F |
| Feeling that I am truly part | H |
| Of peace so rapt and still | I |
| There's not a care within my heart | H |
| How can the world be ill | I |
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| Aye though the land be sick they say | A |
| And named unto pain | B |
| My garden never was so gay | A |
| So innocent so sane | B |
| My roses mock at misery | J |
| My thrushes vie in song | D |
| When only beauty I can see | J |
| How can the world be wrong | D |
Robert Service
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