Hounds Going Home In The Dark Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EBEBFGH EBEB| Rustle of feet in the roadside grass | A |
| Trample of horses' hoofs and Hark | B |
| Blast of an anxious horn Hounds pass | A |
| Hounds going home in the dark | B |
| Bold was our huntsman galloping free | C |
| On a difficult line to the hills to day | D |
| But his hand is trembling against his knee | C |
| At the hint of a light on the King's Highway | D |
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| Car ' And the gold spreads over the sky | E |
| Keep to the front there Stop them Mark | B |
| ' Toot toot too oot ' Halloo there Hi | E |
| Hounds going home in the dark | B |
| Crack of a whip as the headlights near | F |
| Blind in the blaze they group and grope | G |
| Curse the feller and can't he hear | H |
| Put 'em across there I Cope boys cope ' | - |
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| When never a star is hung in the sky | E |
| With never a lamp or a lantern spark | B |
| Huntsman and Whips go groping by | E |
| Blowing them home in the dark | B |
William Henry Ogilvie
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