To The Happy Hunting Grounds Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMLLNOPQ| Wide windy reaches of high stubble field | A |
| A long gray road bordered with dusty pines | B |
| A wagon moving in a 'cloud by day ' | C |
| Two city sportsmen with a dove between | D |
| Breast high upon a fence and fast asleep | E |
| A solitary dove the only dove | F |
| In twenty counties and it sick or else | G |
| It were not there Two guns that fire as one | H |
| With thunder simultaneous and loud | I |
| Two shattered human wrecks of blood and bone | J |
| And later in the gloaming comes a man | K |
| The worthy local coroner is he | L |
| Renowned all thereabout and popular | M |
| With many a remain All tenderly | L |
| Compiling in a game bag the debris | L |
| He glides into the gloom and fades from sight | N |
| The dove cured of its ailment by the shock | O |
| Has flown meantime on pinions strong and fleet | P |
| To die of age in some far foreign land | Q |
Ambrose Bierce
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