The End Of The Furrow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH| When we come to the end of the furrow | A |
| When our last day's work is done | B |
| We will drink of the long red shaft of light | C |
| That slants from the westering sun | B |
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| We will turn from the field of our labour | D |
| From the warm earth glad and brown | E |
| And wend our feet up that village street | F |
| And with our folk lie down | E |
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| Yea after the long toil surcease | G |
| Rest to the hearts that roam | H |
| When we join in the mystic silence of eve | I |
| The glad procession home | H |
William Wilfred Campbell
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