Our Little House Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC AADDCC AAEEFF| Our little house upon the hill | A |
| In winter time is strangely still | A |
| The roof tree bare of leaves stands high | B |
| A candelabrum for the sky | B |
| And down below the lamplights glow | C |
| And ours makes answer o'er the snow | C |
| - | |
| Our little house upon the hill | A |
| In summer time strange voices fill | A |
| With ceaseless rustle of the leaves | D |
| And birds that twitter in the eaves | D |
| And all the vines entangled so | C |
| The village lights no longer show | C |
| - | |
| Our little house upon the hill | A |
| Is just the house of Jack and Jill | A |
| And whether showing or unseen | E |
| Hid behind its leafy screen | E |
| There's a star that points it out | F |
| When the lamp lights are in doubt | F |
Thomas Walsh
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