A Little Bit Of Garden Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB ADED FGGG CBHB IJGJ ABCB| We need no crown or sceptre | A |
| for now that it is spring | B |
| just a little bit of garden | C |
| and every man's a king | B |
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| A little breadth of border | A |
| a little patch of grass | D |
| above it all the April sky | E |
| where soft the south winds pass | D |
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| A spade and rake for comrades | F |
| the smell of rain wet mould | G |
| and every time we turn a clod | G |
| we turn a mint of gold | G |
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| A little bit of garden | C |
| with daffodils a swing | B |
| and tulip flowers whose crimson flags | H |
| are only flown for spring | B |
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| Shy blossoming primroses | I |
| forget me nots of blue | J |
| and here a blade and there a blade | G |
| of green things peeping through | J |
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| Who seeks for crown or sceptre | A |
| when every man's a ming | B |
| whose patch of cottage garden | C |
| has felt the feet of Spring | B |
William Henry Ogilvie
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