Elementalist Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD AEAEFGFG HIAIAJAJ KLKLAAAA

Could Fate ordain a lot for meA
Beyond all human illsB
I think that I would choose to beA
A shephard of the hillsB
With shaggy cloak and cape where skiesC
Eternally are blueD
How I would stare with quiet eyesC
At passing youD
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And you would stare at static meA
Beside my patient flockE
And I would watch you silentlyA
A one with time and rockE
Then foreign farings you would chartF
And fly with fearsome wingsG
While I would bide to be a partF
Of elemental thingsG
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Yet strangely I would have it soH
Since I am kin to theseI
To heather heath and bloom ablowA
And peaks and piney treesI
As diamond star at evenfallA
And pearly morning mistJ
Sing in my veins myself I callA
An ElementalistJ
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So as in city dirt and dinK
I push a grubby penL
And toil my bed and board to winK
I hate the haunts of menL
Beyond brick wall I seem to seeA
Fern dells and rocky rillsA
O crazy dream O God to beA
A shephard of the hillsA

Robert William Service



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