Heart O' The North Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EDED FBFB| And when I come to the dim trail end | A |
| I who have been Life's rover | B |
| This is all I would ask my friend | A |
| Over and over and over | B |
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| A little space on a stony hill | C |
| With never another near me | D |
| Sky o' the North that's vast and still | C |
| With a single star to cheer me | D |
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| Star that gleams on a moss grey stone | E |
| Graven by those who love me | D |
| There would I lie alone alone | E |
| With a single pine above me | D |
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| Pine that the north wind whinneys through | F |
| Oh I have been Life's lover | B |
| But there I'd lie and listen to | F |
| Eternity passing over | B |
Robert William Service
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