The Call Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JAKA LMKM NBLB| Across the dusty foot worn street | A |
| Unblessed of flower or tree | B |
| Faint and far off there ever sounds | C |
| The calling of the sea | B |
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| From out the quiet of the hills | D |
| Where purple shadows lie | E |
| The pine trees murmur Come and rest | F |
| And let the world go by | E |
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| The west wind whispers all night long | G |
| Oh journey forth afar | H |
| To the green and pleasant places | I |
| Where little rivers are | H |
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| And the soft and silken rustling | J |
| Of bending yellow wheat | A |
| Says See the harvest moon that dims | K |
| The arc lights of the street | A |
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| Though the city holds thee captive | L |
| By trick and wile and lure | M |
| Out yonder lies the loveliness | K |
| Of things that shall endure | M |
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| The river road is wide and fair | N |
| The prairie path is free | B |
| And still the old earth waits to give | L |
| Her strength and joy to thee | B |
Virna Sheard
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