Come, Here Is Adieu To The City Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACADED AFGFHIII| COME here is adieu to the city | A |
| And hurrah for the country again | B |
| The broad road lies before me | A |
| Watered with last night's rain | C |
| The timbered country woos me | A |
| With many a high and bough | D |
| And again in the shining fallows | E |
| The ploughman follows the plough | D |
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| The whole year's sweat and study | A |
| And the whole year's sowing time | F |
| Comes now to the perfect harvest | G |
| And ripens now into rhyme | F |
| For we that sow in the Autumn | H |
| We reap our grain in the Spring | I |
| And we that go sowing and weeping | I |
| Return to reap and sing | I |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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