Away, Away, From The Sultry Ways Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GAHA IJKJ LMNM OPFP QRSR TUVUAway away from the sultry ways | A |
Where the pleasures fall and fade | B |
To the bannered corn and the meadowed bloom | C |
And the forest's cooling shade | B |
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Afar afar from the rooms of care | D |
With the toils of life distressed | E |
To the grassy hills and the fragrant slopes | F |
And the quiet vales of rest | E |
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Away from the weary dusty town | G |
Where the sorrows dim the days | A |
To the sleeping lake and the silent stream | H |
And the wildwood's tangled ways | A |
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To margins wide of the woodland pools | I |
Where the wild birds troll their songs | J |
Where the lilies laugh and the willows wave | K |
And the pleasures dance in throngs | J |
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The dark eyed nymphs and the fairy elves | L |
In their robes of laughing smiles | M |
In the forests romp 'neath the leafy trees | N |
Through the narrow long drawn aisles | M |
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The bannered corn and the golden wheat | O |
In the ties of bliss are bound | P |
The sweetest joys and highest hopes | F |
On the shady farms are found | P |
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The raptures reign in the holy scenes | Q |
And the old grow young once more | R |
To roam the meadows and live again | S |
In the happy years of yore | R |
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Then haste O haste to the country downs | T |
Where the valleys are sweet with joys | U |
And the soul grows young and the heart is light | V |
And the bosom is like a boy's | U |
Freeman E. Miller
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