The Call Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCBC DDBCBC EEBCBC| I must be off where the green boughs beckon | A |
| Why should I linger to barter and reckon | A |
| The mart may pay me the mart may cheat me | B |
| I have had enough of the huckster's din | C |
| The calm of the deep woods waits to greet me | B |
| Heart of the high hills take me in | C |
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| I must be off where the brooks are waking | D |
| Where birds are building and green leaves breaking | D |
| Why should the hold of an old task bind me | B |
| I know of an eyrie I fain would win | C |
| Where a wind of the West shall seek me and find me | B |
| Heart of my high hills take me in | C |
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| I must be off where the stars are nearer | E |
| Where feet go swifter and eyes see clearer | E |
| Little I heed what the toilers name me | B |
| I have heard the call that to miss were sin | C |
| The April voices that clamour and claim me | B |
| Heart of my high hills take me in | C |
Theodosia Garrison
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