Hands! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBBAAACCCAAADDDAAA EEEAAAFFAHands Gentle Hands | A |
When the Field at covert stands | A |
When your four rear old is sweating | B |
Foamed and fidgety and fretting | B |
As a stray hound jumps the netting | B |
You can steady him and soothe him with your Hands | A |
Hands Clever Hands | A |
When your tiring hunter lands | A |
Over wall or ditch or double | C |
With his noseband in the stubble | C |
That's the moment you're in trouble | C |
If you have not got the saving gift of Hands | A |
Hands Steady Hands | A |
When your reins seem useless bands | A |
With a mad brute going faster | D |
And a toss up which is master | D |
You may still avoid disaster | D |
If Providence has given to you Hands | A |
Hands Talking Hands | A |
At the fence below the Stands | A |
When you call on him to lead them | E |
That's the moment when you need them | E |
That's the time a horse will heed them | E |
As you bring him up and help him with your Hands | A |
Hands Horseman's Hands | A |
When the stooping fairy stands | A |
At the cradle of a baby | F |
She has richer gifts it may be | F |
But she never brought a better one than Hands | A |
William Henry Ogilvie
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