The Hayloft Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EBFB GHGH| Through all the pleasant meadow side | A |
| The grass grew shoulder high | B |
| Till the shining scythes went far and wide | A |
| And cut it down to dry | B |
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| Those green and sweetly smelling crops | C |
| They led the waggons home | D |
| And they piled them here in mountain tops | C |
| For mountaineers to roam | D |
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| Here is Mount Clear Mount Rusty Nail | E |
| Mount Eagle and Mount High | B |
| The mice that in these mountains dwell | F |
| No happier are than I | B |
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| Oh what a joy to clamber there | G |
| Oh what a place for play | H |
| With the sweet the dim the dusty air | G |
| The happy hills of hay | H |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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