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Song Of The Cattle Hunters Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEFFE GHIHJKFKFFK

While the morning light beams on the fern matted streamsA
And the water pools flash in its glowB
Down the ridges we fly with a loud ringing cryC
Down the ridges and gullies we goB
And the cattle we hunt they are racing in frontD
With a roar like the thunder of wavesE
As the beat and the beat of our swift horses' feetF
Start the echoes away from their cavesE
As the beat and the beatF
Of our swift horses' feetF
Start the echoes away from their cavesE
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Like a wintry shore that the waters ride o'erG
All the lowlands are filling with soundH
For swiftly we gain where the herds on the plainI
Like a tempest are tearing the groundH
And we'll follow them hard to the rails of the yardJ
O'er the gulches and mountain tops greyK
Where the beat and the beat of our swift horses' feetF
Will die with the echoes awayK
Where the beat and the beatF
Of our swift horses' feetF
Will die with the echoes awayK

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