The Country Girl Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDED FGFGHDHD| The Country Girl reflects at last | A |
| And well in her young days | B |
| For she is learning very fast | A |
| The worth of City ways | B |
| The emptiness of Tailors men | C |
| The women s paltry strife | D |
| The Sham of Smart Society | E |
| Compared with Country Life | D |
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| The novelty wore off at length | F |
| And flattered at the Ball | G |
| She things of one who has the strength | F |
| And brains above them all | G |
| She things of men who Live and Work | H |
| For sweetheart and for wife | D |
| And though it be as far as Bourke | H |
| Are true to Country Life | D |
Henry Lawson
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