A Rose O' The Hills Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCD EFGGF HAIIA EJKKJ LHMNH OPHHQ| The hills look down on wood and stream | A |
| On orchard land and farm | B |
| And o'er the hills the azure gray | C |
| Of heaven bends the livelong day | C |
| With thoughts of calm and storm | D |
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| On wood and stream the hills look down | E |
| On farm and orchard land | F |
| And o'er the hills she came to me | G |
| Through wildrose brake and blackberry | G |
| The hill wind hand in hand | F |
| - | |
| The hills look down on home and field | H |
| On wood and winding stream | A |
| And o'er the hills she came along | I |
| Upon her lips a woodland song | I |
| And in her eyes a dream | A |
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| On home and field the hills look down | E |
| On stream and vistaed wood | J |
| And breast deep with disordered hair | K |
| Fair in the wildrose tangle there | K |
| A sudden space she stood | J |
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| O hills that look on rock and road | L |
| On grove and harvest field | H |
| To whom God giveth rest and peace | M |
| And slumber that is kin to these | N |
| And visions unrevealed | H |
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| O hills that look on road and rock | O |
| On field and fruited grove | P |
| What now is mine of peace and rest | H |
| In you since entered at my breast | H |
| God's sweet unrest of love | Q |
Madison Julius Cawein
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