My Comrade Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFA GAAACAAA GAAAAHIH AAJAKAAA JLKLOut from my window westward | A |
I turn full oft my face | B |
But the mountains rebuke the vision | C |
That would encompass space | B |
They lift their lofty foreheads | D |
To the kiss of the clouds above | E |
And ask quot With all our glory | F |
Can we not win your love quot | A |
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I answer quot No oh mountains | G |
I see that you are grand | A |
But you have not the breadth and beauty | A |
Of the fields in my own land | A |
You narrow my range of vision | C |
And you even shut from me | A |
The voice of my old comrade | A |
The West Wind wild and free quot | A |
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But to day I climbed the mountains | G |
On the back of a snow white steed | A |
And the West Wind came to greet me | A |
He flew on the wings of speed | A |
His charger and mine that bore me | A |
Went gaily neck to neck | H |
Till the town in the valley belkow us | I |
Looked like a small dark speck | H |
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And oh what tales he whispered | A |
As he rode there by me | A |
Of friends whose smiling faces | J |
I am so soon to see | A |
And the mountains frowned in anger | K |
Because I balked their spite | A |
And met my old time comrade | A |
There on their very height | A |
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But I laughed up in their faces | J |
As I rode slowly back | L |
While the Wind went faster and faster | K |
Like a race horse on the track | L |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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