Fishing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GBCBCHIH JKLKIIMI DNONDHDH APIP DAHA

Harry where have you been all morningA
Down at the pool in the meadow brookB
Fishing Yes but the trout were waryC
Couldn't induce them to take a hookB
Why look at your coat You must have fallenD
Your back's just covered with leaves and mossE
How he laughs Good natured fellowF
Fisherman's luck makes most men crossE
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Nellie the Wrights have called Where were youG
Under the tree by the meadow brookB
Reading and oh it was too lovelyC
I never saw such a charming bookB
The charming book must have pleased her trulyC
There's a happy light in her bright young eyesH
And she hugs the cat with unusual fervorI
To staid old Tabby's intense surpriseH
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Reading yes but not from a novelJ
Fishing truly but not with a rodK
The line is idle the book neglectedL
The water grasses whisper and nodK
The fisherman bold and the earnest readerI
Sit talking of what Perhaps the weatherI
Perhaps no matter whate'er the subjectM
It brings them remarkably close togetherI
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It causes his words to be softly spokenD
With many a lingering pause betweenN
The while the sunbeams chase the shadowsO
Over the mosses gray and greenN
Blushes are needful for its discussionD
And soft shy glances from downcast eyesH
In whose blue depths are lying hiddenD
Loving gladness and sweet surpriseH
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Trinity Chapel is gay this eveningA
Filled with beauty and flowers and lightP
A captive fisherman stands at the altarI
With Nellie beside him all in whiteP
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The ring is on the vows are spokenD
And smiling friends good fortune wishingA
Tell him his is the fairest prizeH
Ever brought from a morning's fishingA

George Augustus Baker, Jr.



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