Song Of The Cattle Hunters Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEFFE GHIHJKFKFFK| While the morning light beams on the fern matted streams | A |
| And the water pools flash in its glow | B |
| Down the ridges we fly with a loud ringing cry | C |
| Down the ridges and gullies we go | B |
| And the cattle we hunt they are racing in front | D |
| With a roar like the thunder of waves | E |
| As the beat and the beat of our swift horses' feet | F |
| Start the echoes away from their caves | E |
| As the beat and the beat | F |
| Of our swift horses' feet | F |
| Start the echoes away from their caves | E |
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| Like a wintry shore that the waters ride o'er | G |
| All the lowlands are filling with sound | H |
| For swiftly we gain where the herds on the plain | I |
| Like a tempest are tearing the ground | H |
| And we'll follow them hard to the rails of the yard | J |
| O'er the gulches and mountain tops grey | K |
| Where the beat and the beat of our swift horses' feet | F |
| Will die with the echoes away | K |
| Where the beat and the beat | F |
| Of our swift horses' feet | F |
| Will die with the echoes away | K |
Henry Kendall
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