In Flanders Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCDBEECCAABF| I'm homesick for my hills again | A |
| My hills again | A |
| To see above the Severn plain | B |
| Unscabbarded against the sky | C |
| The blue high blade of Cotswold lie | C |
| The giant clouds go royally | D |
| By jagged Malvern with a train | B |
| Of shadows Where the land is low | E |
| Like a huge imprisoning O | E |
| I hear a heart that's sound and high | C |
| I hear the heart within me cry | C |
| 'I'm homesick for my hills again | A |
| My hills again | A |
| Cotswold or Malvern sun or rain | B |
| My hills again ' | F |
Frederick William (fw) Harvey
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