The Clock's Clear Voice Into The Clearer Air Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEEE EFGF HEIE JKHK| THE cock's clear voice into the clearer air | A |
| Where westward far I roam | B |
| Mounts with a thrill of hope | C |
| Falls with a sigh of home | B |
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| A rural sentry he from farm and field | D |
| The coming morn descries | E |
| And mankind's bugler wakes | E |
| The camp of enterprise | E |
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| He sings the morn upon the westward hills | E |
| Strange and remote and wild | F |
| He sings it in the land | G |
| Where once I was a child | F |
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| He brings to me dear voices of the past | H |
| The old land and the years | E |
| My father calls for me | I |
| My weeping spirit hears | E |
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| Fife fife into the golden air O bird | J |
| And sing the morning in | K |
| For the old days are past | H |
| And new days begin | K |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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