Out O'doors Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEECC FFGGCC HHIIII| There's a gypsy wind across the harvest land | A |
| Let us fare forth with it lightly hand in hand | A |
| Where cloud shadows blow across the sunwarm waste | B |
| And the first red leaves are falling let us haste | B |
| For the waning days are lavish of their stores | C |
| And the joy of life is with us out o' doors | C |
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| Let us roam along the ways of golden rod | D |
| Over uplands where the spicy bracken nod | D |
| Through the wildwood where the hemlock branches croon | E |
| Their rune chant of elder days across the noon | E |
| For the mellow air its pungency outpours | C |
| And the glory of the year is out o' doors | C |
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| There's a great gray sea beyond us calling far | F |
| There's a blue tide curling o'er the harbor bar | F |
| Ho the breeze that smites us saltly on the lips | G |
| Whistles gaily in the sails of outbound ships | G |
| Let us send our thoughts with them to fabled shores | C |
| For the pilgrim mood is on us out o' doors | C |
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| Lo the world's rejoicing in each spirit thrills | H |
| Strength and gladness are to us upon the hills | H |
| We are one with crimson bough and ancient sea | I |
| Holding all the joy of autumn hours in fee | I |
| Hope within us like a questing bird upsoars | I |
| And there's room for song and laughter out o' doors | I |
Lucy Maud Montgomery
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Richard Denney: this is a lovely evocative verse that stirs childhood memories and fires my imagination.
During lockdown 2020 these verses should be shared to cheer those residents all on isolation.
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