Comradery Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCE FGFG HIHI IJIJ KLKI| With eyes hand arched he looks into | A |
| The morning's face then turns away | B |
| With truant feet all wet with dew | A |
| Out for a holiday | B |
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| The hill brook sings incessant stars | C |
| Foam fashioned on its restless breast | D |
| And where he wades its water bars | C |
| Its song is happiest | E |
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| A comrade of the chinquapin | F |
| He looks into its knotty eyes | G |
| And sees its heart and deep within | F |
| Its soul that makes him wise | G |
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| The wood thrush knows and follows him | H |
| Who whistles up the birds and bees | I |
| And round him all the perfumes swim | H |
| Of woodland loam and trees | I |
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| Where'er he pass the silvery springs' | I |
| Foam people sing the flowers awake | J |
| And sappy lips of bark clad things | I |
| Laugh ripe each berried brake | J |
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| His touch is a companionship | K |
| His word an old authority | L |
| He comes a lyric on his lip | K |
| The woodboy Poesy | I |
Madison Julius Cawein
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