The Dusky Wood-swallow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEFE GHIHJKFK LKLKLMFM NDNDLOFO| Surely must you know me | A |
| Friendly and content | B |
| All my actions show me | A |
| Freely confident | C |
| With my band of toilers | D |
| When the blue days smile | E |
| Little Jacky Martin | F |
| Come to stay a while | E |
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| Every town and village | G |
| Knows me every farm | H |
| Mine no wish to pillage | I |
| Mine no will to harm | H |
| Busy in the orchard | J |
| My pest destroying band | K |
| Little Jacky Martin | F |
| Come to lend a hand | K |
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| Suddenly appearing | L |
| In far forest land | K |
| When you've cut a clearing | L |
| Lo I am at hand | K |
| Wheeling soaring floating | L |
| Where the new fields bask | M |
| Little Jacky Martin | F |
| Come to aid the task | M |
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| In the chilly weather | N |
| See us in the trees | D |
| Huddled up together | N |
| Like the swarming bees | D |
| Awing again and toiling | L |
| When the chill days end | O |
| Little Jacky Martin | F |
| Everybody's friend | O |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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