The Little Waves Of Breffny Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD ECEC| The grand road from the mountain goes shining to the sea | A |
| And there is traffic in it and many a horse and cart | B |
| But the little roads of Cloonagh are dearer far to me | A |
| And the little roads of Cloonagh go rambling through my heart | B |
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| A great storm from the ocean goes shouting o'er the hill | C |
| And there is glory in it and terror on the wind | D |
| But the haunted air of twilight is very strange and still | C |
| And the little winds of twilight are dearer to my mind | D |
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| The great waves of the Atlantic sweep storming on their way | E |
| Shining green and silver with the hidden herring shoal | C |
| But the Little Waves of Breffny have drenched my heart in spray | E |
| And the Little Waves of Breffny go stumbling through my soul | C |
Eva Gore-booth
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