The Empty House Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCB DEDFCE GHGHIH| April will come to the quiet town | A |
| That I left long ago | B |
| Scattering primroses up and down | A |
| Row upon happy row | B |
| Oh little green lane will she come your way | C |
| To a certain path I know | B |
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| April will pause by cottage and gate | D |
| In the wild sweet evening rain | E |
| Where the garden borders run brown and straight | D |
| To coax them to bloom again | F |
| Oh little sad garden that once was gay | C |
| Must she call to you all in vain | E |
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| April will come to cottage and hill | G |
| Laughing her lovers awake | H |
| Oh little closed house so cold and still | G |
| Will she find you for old joy's sake | H |
| And leave one primrose beside your door | I |
| Lest the heart of your garden break | H |
Theodosia Garrison
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