A Song Of The Road Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBDDDDD A BBBEFFFE A GGGHIIIH J GGGEFFFE| I | A |
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| Whatever the path may be my dear | B |
| Let us follow it far away from here | C |
| Let us follow it back to Yester Year | B |
| Whatever the path may be | D |
| Again let us dream where the land lies sunny | D |
| And live like the bees on our hearts' old honey | D |
| Away from the world that slaves for money | D |
| Come journey the way with me | D |
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| II | A |
| - | |
| However the road may roam my dear | B |
| Through sun or rain through green or sere | B |
| Let us follow it back with hearts of cheer | B |
| However the road may roam | E |
| Oh while we walk it here together | F |
| What care we for wind and weather | F |
| When there on the hills we'll smell the heather | F |
| And see the lights of home | E |
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| III | A |
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| Whatever the path may seem my sweet | G |
| Let us take it now with willing feet | G |
| And time our steps to our hearts' glad beat | G |
| Whatever the path may seem | H |
| Though the road be rough that we must follow | I |
| What care we for hill or hollow | I |
| While here in our hearts as high as a swallow | I |
| We bear the same loved dream | H |
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| IV | J |
| - | |
| However the road may roam my sweet | G |
| Let it lead us far from mart and street | G |
| Out where the hills and the heavens meet | G |
| However the road may roam | E |
| So hand in hand let us go together | F |
| And care no more for the wind and weather | F |
| And reach at last those hills of heather | F |
| Where gleam the lights of home | E |
Madison Julius Cawein
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