Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDBBEEFF| Dusk its ash grey blossoms sheds on violet skies | A |
| Over twilight mountains where the heart songs rise | A |
| Rise and fall and fade away from earth to air | B |
| Earth renews the music sweeter Oh come there | B |
| Come acushla come as in ancient times | C |
| Rings aloud the underland with faery chimes | C |
| Down the unseen ways as strays each tinkling fleece | D |
| Winding ever onward to a fold of peace | D |
| So my dreams go straying in a land more fair | B |
| Half I tread the dew wet grasses half wander there | B |
| Fade your glimmering eyes in a world grown cold | E |
| Come acushla with me to the mountains old | E |
| There the bright ones call us waving to and fro | F |
| Come my children with me to the ancient go | F |
George William Russell
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