A Hill Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCBDDB EFGGHBIIB| Hills where once my love and I | A |
| Let the hours go laughing by | A |
| All your woods and dales are sad | B |
| You have lost your Oread | B |
| Falling leaves Silent woodlands | C |
| Half your loveliness is fled | B |
| Golden rod wither now | D |
| Winter winds come hither now | D |
| All the summer joy is dead | B |
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| There's a sense of something gone | E |
| In the grass I linger on | F |
| There's an under voice that grieves | G |
| In the rustling of the leaves | G |
| Pine clad peaks Rushing waters | H |
| Glens where we were once so glad | B |
| There's a light passed from you | I |
| There's a joy outcast from you | I |
| You have lost your Oread | B |
Bliss Carman And Richard Hovey
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