Healesville Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCCD BEBEFGFFG BHBHIJIIJ BJBJKHKKLHealesville is a smiling lass | A |
'Mid her encircling hills | B |
Where down full many a mountain pass | A |
The gold of wattle spills | B |
She holds her hands out to the Spring | C |
E'er upon pleasure bent | D |
Yet knowing that each year will bring | C |
When comes the time of blossoming | C |
Profit for her content | D |
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Healesville is a sorceress | B |
With magic gifts imbued | E |
For each year with the wattles' dress | B |
She finds her youth renewed | E |
So ever young and ever gay | F |
She bids at each rebirth | G |
The weary toilers here to stray | F |
And pass the sunlit hours away | F |
In idleness and mirth | G |
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Healesville keeps a boarding house | B |
She likes to entertain | H |
She scorns to play the country mouse | B |
But pert and rather vain | H |
With lip stick rouge and marcelled hair | I |
Would add to her renown | J |
For carefree mirth and seeks to wear | I |
The smart sophisticated air | I |
Of flappers fresh from Town | J |
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Healesville calls you to her hills | B |
While summer suns look down | J |
To join the carnival that fills | B |
With merriment her town | J |
Then as late autumn's shadows creep | K |
Across the western plain | H |
And winter snowfalls clothe the steep | K |
She settles to her beauty sleep | K |
Till springtime comes again | L |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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