The Bush Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH| GIVE us from dawn to dark | A |
| Blue of Australian skies | B |
| Let there be none to mark | A |
| Whither our pathway lies | B |
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| Give us when noontide comes | C |
| Rest in the woodland free | D |
| Fragrant breath of the gums | C |
| Cold sweet scent of the sea | D |
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| Give us the wattle s gold | E |
| And the dew laden air | F |
| And the loveliness bold | E |
| Loneliest landscapes wear | F |
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| These are the haunts we love | G |
| Glad with enchanted hours | H |
| Bright as the heavens above | G |
| Fresh as the wild bush flowers | H |
James Lister Cuthbertson
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