The Rush To London Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDED FBGBCDED HDHDEDEDYou re off away to London now | A |
Where no one dare ignore you | B |
With Southern laurels on your brow | A |
And all the world before you | B |
But if you should return again | C |
Forgotten and unknowing | D |
Then one shall wait in wind and rain | E |
Where forty cheered you going | D |
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You re off away to London proved | F |
Where fair girls shall adore you | B |
The poor plain face of one that loved | G |
May never rise before you | B |
But if you should return again | C |
When young blood ceases flowing | D |
Then one shall wait in wind and rain | E |
Where forty cheered you going | D |
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It may be carelessly you spoke | H |
Of never more returning | D |
But sometimes in the London smoke | H |
You ll smell the gum leaves burning | D |
And think of how the grassy plain | E |
Beyond the fog is flowing | D |
And one that waits in shine or rain | E |
Where forty cheered you going | D |
Henry Lawson
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