Hunting Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCB DEFGG HHBIIB JJBKLB| Ye darksome Woods where Echo dwells | A |
| Where every bud with freedom swells | A |
| To meet the glorious day | B |
| The morning breaks again rejoice | C |
| And with old Ringwood's well known voice | C |
| Bid tuneful Echo play | B |
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| We come ye Groves ye Hills we come | D |
| The vagrant Fox shall hear his doom | E |
| And dread our jovial train | F |
| The shrill Horn sounds the courser flies | G |
| While every Sportsman joyful cries | G |
| 'There's Ringwood's voice again ' | - |
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| Ye Meadows hail the coming throng | H |
| Ye peaceful Streams that wind along | H |
| Repeat the Hark away | B |
| Far o'er the Downs ye Gales that sweep | I |
| The daring Oak that crowns the steep | I |
| The roaring peal convey | B |
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| The chiming notes of chearful Hounds | J |
| Hark how the hollow Dale resounds | J |
| The sunny Hills how gay | B |
| But where's the note brave Dog like thine | K |
| Then urge the Steed the chorus join | L |
| 'Tis Ringwood leads the way | B |
Robert Bloomfield
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