Old North Sydney Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEAE AFGFHIJI EEAEEKLK DMIMINAO

They're shifting old North SydneyA
Perhaps tis just as wellB
They re carting off the housesC
Where the old folks used to dwellB
Where only ghosts inhabitD
They lay the old shops lowE
But the Spirit of North SydneyA
It vanished long agoE
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The Spirit of North SydneyA
The good old time and styleF
It camped maybe at Crow s NestG
But only for a whileF
It left about the seasonH
Or at the time perhapsI
When old Inspector CotterJ
Transferred his jokes and trapsI
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A brand new crowd is throngingE
The brand new streets aglowE
Where the Spirit of North SydneyA
Would gossip long agoE
They will not know to morrowE
Tho twere but yesterdayK
Exactly how McMahon s PointL
And its ferry used to layK
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The good old friendly spiritD
Its sorrows would unfoldM
When householders were neighboursI
And shop keeping was oldM
But now we re busy strangersI
Our feelings we restrainN
The Spirit of North SydneyA
Shall never come againO

Henry Lawson



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