The Golden Whistler Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAABCC DEDDEFF GBGGBHH IDIIDJK| Golden bird whose golden voice | A |
| When the summer days wax long | B |
| Cheery optimist from choice | A |
| Bids the feathered world rejoice | A |
| With full many a varied song | B |
| From the tree tops flinging free | C |
| Golden bursts of melody | C |
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| Golden notes for golden hours | D |
| Where the sunlit waters gleam | E |
| And the fragrant wattle flow'rs | D |
| Swoon in scented golden show'rs | D |
| To the bosom of the stream | E |
| Singing swinging fluting high | F |
| None so gay so glad as I | F |
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| Golden in the dawn's first hush | G |
| Sounds my matin loud and long | B |
| With a sweet spontaneous rush | G |
| Vying with harmonious thrush | G |
| For the bushlands Crown of Song | B |
| As the golden eye grows dim | H |
| Sounds my joyous vesper hymn | H |
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| Golden minstrel justly framed | I |
| Greeted ere with grateful words | D |
| Long ere this my song has shamed | I |
| Him who fatuously named | I |
| This a land of songless birds | D |
| Seek you solace seek you balm | J |
| Hearken to my golden psalm | K |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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