Omeo Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDDE FGFGHIHHI JKJKLCLLC DEDECACCC| Up and down the roads they go | A |
| Vale to hill and hill to vale | B |
| Leading on to Omeo | C |
| Over many an olden trail | B |
| Dainty lady of the hills | D |
| Rosy cheecked amid her snows | E |
| Beauty that her landscape fills | D |
| Tips the peak and downward spills | D |
| Down to where old Tambo flows | E |
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| As Tambo winds so winds the road | F |
| Cascades sparkly by the way | G |
| Where o'er granite waters flowed | F |
| Since some pre historic day | G |
| Limestone glints and marble gleams | H |
| Beautiful and many hued | I |
| Bared by ever flowing streams | H |
| To recapture long lost dreams | H |
| Of an age old solitude | I |
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| Six grey horses drew the coach | J |
| Climbing up and clattering down | K |
| To the picturesque approach | J |
| Of this quaint old fashioned town | K |
| While the driver yarned apace | L |
| Six grey horses coats agleam | C |
| Straining steady at the trace | L |
| Drew up at the stopping place | L |
| The Blue Duck Inn where anglers dream | C |
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| Dainty lady of the hills | D |
| Rosy cheeked amid her snows | E |
| Peace her quiet hamlet fills | D |
| As full well the angler knows | E |
| Peace and quiet pride inform | C |
| All her moods as seasons go | A |
| Summer sun nor winter storm | C |
| Naught may change that welcome warm | C |
| Of the Lady Omeo | C |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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