Homeward Going Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEGBDBHBIBJBCB| GRAY smoke in the green leaves | A |
| Someone homeward going | B |
| No sound in the lone hills | C |
| Only cattle lowing | B |
| Still trees and a hushed world | D |
| Leaf and limb unshaken | E |
| No wind in the tall grass | F |
| Creeksides bird forsaken | E |
| Pale pale and with mute lips | G |
| One in shadow lying | B |
| Near gone from the green world | D |
| Sorrow nigh him sighing | B |
| Day's strife and a life's strife | H |
| Each in quiet ending | B |
| Life's light and the dark of death | I |
| Softly interblending | B |
| One star on a far ridge | J |
| Home the Homeward going | B |
| No sound on the lone hills | C |
| Only cattle lowing | B |
Roderic Quinn
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