We Go No More To The Forest Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCB ABDDB ABEEB ABFFB| WE go no more to the forest | A |
| The rimus are all cut down | B |
| They are built into roof and sill and wall | C |
| Into floors that thrill to the last foot fall | C |
| In the dancing of the town | B |
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| We go no more to the forest | A |
| The kauris are all cut down | B |
| They are built into ships so stout and strong | D |
| Bearing their cargoes safe along | D |
| Sailing from town to town | B |
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| We go no more to the forest | A |
| The ratas are all cut down | B |
| There are cornfields golden and green and wide | E |
| For the tangled depths where a world might hide | E |
| And our lawns lie smooth in town | B |
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| We go no more to the forest | A |
| Young wild things are all cut down | B |
| We are buying and selling and making love | F |
| As the grown folk do with a roof above | F |
| And our hearts are at home in town | B |
Mary Colborne-veel
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