Fishing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GBCBCHIH JKLKIIMI DNONDHDH APIP DAHAHarry where have you been all morning | A |
Down at the pool in the meadow brook | B |
Fishing Yes but the trout were wary | C |
Couldn't induce them to take a hook | B |
Why look at your coat You must have fallen | D |
Your back's just covered with leaves and moss | E |
How he laughs Good natured fellow | F |
Fisherman's luck makes most men cross | E |
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Nellie the Wrights have called Where were you | G |
Under the tree by the meadow brook | B |
Reading and oh it was too lovely | C |
I never saw such a charming book | B |
The charming book must have pleased her truly | C |
There's a happy light in her bright young eyes | H |
And she hugs the cat with unusual fervor | I |
To staid old Tabby's intense surprise | H |
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Reading yes but not from a novel | J |
Fishing truly but not with a rod | K |
The line is idle the book neglected | L |
The water grasses whisper and nod | K |
The fisherman bold and the earnest reader | I |
Sit talking of what Perhaps the weather | I |
Perhaps no matter whate'er the subject | M |
It brings them remarkably close together | I |
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It causes his words to be softly spoken | D |
With many a lingering pause between | N |
The while the sunbeams chase the shadows | O |
Over the mosses gray and green | N |
Blushes are needful for its discussion | D |
And soft shy glances from downcast eyes | H |
In whose blue depths are lying hidden | D |
Loving gladness and sweet surprise | H |
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Trinity Chapel is gay this evening | A |
Filled with beauty and flowers and light | P |
A captive fisherman stands at the altar | I |
With Nellie beside him all in white | P |
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The ring is on the vows are spoken | D |
And smiling friends good fortune wishing | A |
Tell him his is the fairest prize | H |
Ever brought from a morning's fishing | A |
George Augustus Baker, Jr.
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