Haymaking Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD AAAAEFGF ADADHIHI CACAGJGKAye sure it does always be rainin' | A |
An' the hay lyin' out in the wet | B |
But what's the good o' complainin' | A |
It never made things better yet | B |
There'll be musty hay in the manger | C |
The cow's goin' dry be mischance | D |
And the boy that went for a Ranger | C |
Is lost on us somewhere in France | D |
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The father of him it's heart breakin' | A |
Wid a watery glint o' the sun | A |
It's out wid him turnin' an' shakin' | A |
Then all the labour's undone | A |
There won't be much savin' in Connaught | E |
The winter'll be hungry and black | F |
But I wouldn't waste sorrow upon it | G |
If only the boy could come back | F |
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There's a terrible cloud over Nephin | A |
An' the rain rushin' up from the say | D |
Och what if the hay is past savin' | A |
I wouldn't be mindin' the hay | D |
'Tis the loss of the boy's bent me double | H |
An' the poor ould man is as bad | I |
I'm starvin' for him an' the trouble | H |
The trouble's heavy and sad | I |
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God's good and He'll send better weather | C |
The sun'll be shinin' again | A |
If Pat and me was together | C |
I wouldn't be mindin' the rain | A |
No matter what weather was in it | G |
I wouldn't care if he'd come | J |
But the heart o' me's cryin' this minit | G |
For the boy that'll never come home | K |
Katharine Tynan
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