Hills Of The West Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAC DEDEFE GHGHGH IJIJIJ| Hills of the west that gird | A |
| Forest and farm | B |
| Home of the nestling bird | A |
| Housing from harm | B |
| When on your tops is heard | A |
| Storm | C |
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| Hills of the west that bar | D |
| Belts of the gloam | E |
| Under the twilight star | D |
| Where the mists roam | E |
| Take ye the wanderer | F |
| Home | E |
| - | |
| Hills of the west that dream | G |
| Under the moon | H |
| Making of wind and stream | G |
| Late heard and soon | H |
| Parts of your lives that seem | G |
| Tune | H |
| - | |
| Hills of the west that take | I |
| Slumber to ye | J |
| Be it for sorrow's sake | I |
| Or memory | J |
| Part of such slumber make | I |
| Me | J |
Madison Julius Cawein
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