Wanderers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJEKE LMNMOEPE QRFRFESE| As I rode in the early dawn | A |
| While stars were fading white | B |
| I saw upon a grassy slope | C |
| A camp fire burning bright | B |
| With tent behind and blaze before | D |
| Three loggers in a row | E |
| Sang all together joyously | F |
| Pull up the stakes and go | E |
| - | |
| As I rode on by Eagle Hawk | G |
| The wide blue deep of air | H |
| The wind through the glittering leaves | I |
| The flowers so sweet and fair | H |
| The thunder of the rude salt waves | J |
| The creek's soft overflow | E |
| All joined in chorus to the words | K |
| Pull up the stakes and go | E |
| - | |
| Now by the tent on forest skirt | L |
| By odour of the earth | M |
| By sight and scent of morning smoke | N |
| By evening camp fire's mirth | M |
| By deep sea call and foaming green | O |
| By new stars' gleam and glow | E |
| By summer trails in antique lands | P |
| Pull up the stakes and go | E |
| - | |
| The world is wide and we are young | Q |
| And sounding marches beat | R |
| And passion pipes her sweetest call | F |
| In lane and field and street | R |
| So rouse the chorus brothers all | F |
| We'll something have to show | E |
| When Death comes round and strikes our tent | S |
| Pull up the stakes and go | E |
James Hebblethwaite
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