Back To The Land Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDE FDGD HIJI DKLK MDND DOPO QIRI

Out in the upland placesA
I see both dale and downB
And the ploughed earth with open scoresC
Turning the green to brownB
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The bare bones of the countryD
Lie gaunt in winter daysE
Grim fastnesses of rock and scaurD
Sure while the year decaysE
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And as the autumn withersF
And the winds strip the treeD
The companies of buried folkG
Rise up and speak with meD
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From homesteads long forgottenH
From graves by church and yewI
They come to walk with noiseless treadJ
Upon the land they knewI
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Men who have tilled the pastureD
The writhen thorn besideK
Women within grey vanished wallsL
Who bore and loved and diedK
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And when the great town closesM
Upon me like a seaD
Daylong above its weary dinN
I hear them call to meD
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Dead folk the roofs are round meD
To bar out field and hillO
And yet I hear you on the windP
Calling and calling stillO
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And while by street and pavementQ
The day runs slowly throughI
My soul across these haunted downsR
Goes forth and walks with youI

Violet Jacob



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