To Sunnydale Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBBDED AFEFGHIH DBJBDKAK| There lies the trail to Sunnydale | A |
| Amid the lure of laughter | B |
| Oh how can we unhappy be | C |
| Beneath its leafy rafter | B |
| Each perfect hour is like a flower | B |
| Each day is like a posy | D |
| How can you say the skies are grey | E |
| You're wrong my friend they're rosy | D |
| - | |
| With right good will let's climb the hill | A |
| And leave behind all sorrow | F |
| Oh we'll be gay a bright to day | E |
| Will make a bright to morrow | F |
| Oh we'll be strong the way is long | G |
| That never has a turning | H |
| The hill is high but there's the sky | I |
| And how the West is burning | H |
| - | |
| And if through chance of circumstance | D |
| We have to go bare foot sir | B |
| We'll not repine a friend of mine | J |
| Has got no feet to boot sir | B |
| This Happiness a habit is | D |
| And Life is what we make it | K |
| See there's the trail to Sunnydale | A |
| Up friend and let us take it | K |
Robert William Service
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