Hide And Seek Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDEED FFGGHHDIID JJKKLLDMND OOIIPPDMND| All the trees are sleeping all the winds are still | A |
| All the flocks of fleecy clouds have wandered past the hill | A |
| Through the noonday silence down the woods of June | B |
| Hark a little hunter's voice comes running with a tune | B |
| Hide and seek | C |
| When I speak | C |
| You must answer me | D |
| Call again | E |
| Merry men | E |
| Coo ee coo ee coo ee | D |
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| Now I hear his footsteps rustling through the grass | F |
| Hidden in my leafy nook shall I let him pass | F |
| Just a low soft whistle quick the hunter turns | G |
| Leaps upon me laughing rolls me in the ferns | G |
| Hold him fast | H |
| Caught at last | H |
| Now you're it you see | D |
| Hide your eye | I |
| Till I cry | I |
| Coo ee coo ee coo ee | D |
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| II | - |
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| Long ago he left me long and long ago | J |
| Now I wander through the world and seek him high and low | J |
| Hidden safe and happy in some pleasant place | K |
| Ah if I could hear his voice I soon should find his face | K |
| Far away | L |
| Many a day | L |
| Where can Barney be | D |
| Answer dear | M |
| Don't you hear | N |
| Coo ee coo ee coo ee | D |
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| Birds that in the spring time thrilled his heart with joy | O |
| Flowers he loved to pick for me mind me of my boy | O |
| Surely he is waiting till my steps come nigh | I |
| Love may hide itself awhile but love can never die | I |
| Heart be glad | P |
| The little lad | P |
| Will call some day to thee | D |
| Father dear | M |
| Heaven is here | N |
| Coo ee coo ee coo ee | D |
Henry Van Dyke
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