Bob White Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDD EEFGHHII CCGFJJDD| Out near the links where I go to play | A |
| My favorite game from day to day | A |
| There's a friend of mine that I've never met | B |
| Walked with or broken bread with yet | B |
| I've talked to him oft and he's talked to me | C |
| Whenever I've been where he's chanced to be | C |
| He's a cheery old chap who keeps out of sight | D |
| A gay little fellow whose name is Bob White | D |
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| Bob White Bob White I can hear him call | E |
| As I follow the trail to my little ball | E |
| Bob White Bob White with a note of cheer | F |
| That was just designed for a mortal ear | G |
| Then I drift far off from the world of men | H |
| And I send an answer right back to him then | H |
| An' we whistle away to each other there | I |
| Glad of the life which is ours to share | I |
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| Bob White Bob White May you live to be | C |
| The head of a numerous family | C |
| May you boldly call to your friends out here | G |
| With never an enemy's gun to fear | F |
| I'm a better man as I pass along | J |
| For your cheery call and your bit of song | J |
| May your food be plenty and skies be bright | D |
| To the end of your days good friend Bob White | D |
Edgar Albert Guest
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