The Camper Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BB CC DD EE FF| Night 'neath the northern skies lone black and grim | A |
| Naught but the starlight lies 'twixt heaven and him | A |
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| Of man no need has he of God no prayer | B |
| He and his Deity are brothers there | B |
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| Above his bivouac the firs fling down | C |
| Through branches gaunt and black their needles brown | C |
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| Afar some mountain streams rockbound and fleet | D |
| Sing themselves through his dreams in cadence sweet | D |
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| The pine trees whispering the heron's cry | E |
| The plover's passing wing his lullaby | E |
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| And blinking overhead the white stars keep | F |
| Watch o'er his hemlock bed his sinless sleep | F |
Emily Pauline Johnson
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