Sierran Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCDEDE FGEGEEEE EBEBEEEE| To the California Sierra Club | A |
| - | |
| Come climb the mountain trails with me | B |
| Where pine trees plume the sky | C |
| Where snowy peaks salute the sea | B |
| When herald winds pass by | C |
| Wah ho the day is blue | D |
| The night with stars aglow | E |
| And all the dreams come true | D |
| Up there wah ho | E |
| - | |
| The stream runs dancing on its way | F |
| The meadows flush with flowers | G |
| The gay birds sing a roundelay | E |
| Through all the crystal hours | G |
| Wah ho the sky is blue | E |
| The world is soft as snow | E |
| And all the dreams come true | E |
| Up there wah ho | E |
| - | |
| Come hit the trail the cliff bound vale | E |
| Our stately house shall be | B |
| Our feet shall tread beyond the pale | E |
| Of dull mortality | B |
| Wah ho the world is new | E |
| And heaven is all aglow | E |
| And every dream comes true | E |
| Up there wah ho | E |
Harriet Monroe
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