Jack Cornstalk As A Poet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCBC DEDF GHGH DIDI| A | |
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| Not from the seas does he draw inspiration | B |
| Not from the rivers that croon on their bars | C |
| But a wide a world old desolation | B |
| On a dead land alone with the stars | C |
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| The long hot day gone over | D |
| And starlight come again | E |
| And I weary rover | D |
| Lie camped on One Tree Plain | F |
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| My saddle for a pillow | G |
| I lie beneath the tree | H |
| That softens to a willow | G |
| In the moonlight over me | H |
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| I dream that I remember | D |
| A dim and distant day | I |
| Beyond yon misty timber | D |
| In the Home world far away | I |
Henry Lawson
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