Bob White Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJKLK IMNMOPHP QRSTUVWV| I see you on the zigzag rails | A |
| You cheery little fellow | B |
| While purple leaves are whirling down | C |
| And scarlet brown and yellow | B |
| I hear you when the air is full | D |
| Of snow down of the thistle | E |
| All in your speckled jacket trim | F |
| Bob White Bob White you whistle | E |
| - | |
| Tall amber sheaves in rustling rows | G |
| Are nodding there to greet you | H |
| I know that you are out for play | I |
| How I should like to meet you | H |
| Though blithe of voice so shy you are | J |
| In this delightful weather | K |
| What splendid playmates you and I | L |
| Bob White would make together | K |
| - | |
| There you are gone but far away | I |
| I hear your whistle falling | M |
| Ah may be it is hide and seek | N |
| And that's why you are calling | M |
| Along those hazy uplands wide | O |
| We'd be such merry rangers | P |
| What silent now and hidden too | H |
| Bob White don't let's be strangers | P |
| - | |
| Perhaps you teach your brood the game | Q |
| In yonder rainbowed thicket | R |
| While winds are playing with the leaves | S |
| And softly creaks the cricket | T |
| Bob White Bob White again I hear | U |
| That blithely whistled chorus | V |
| Why should we not companions be | W |
| One Father watches o'er us | V |
George Cooper
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