Question

poem THE HOMECOMING OF THE SHEEP
PLEASE HELP​

Answer 1

Answer:

THE HOMECOMING OF THE SHEEP

The sheep are coming home in Greece,

Hark the bells on every hill!

Flock by flock, and fleece by fleece,

Wandering wide a little piece

Thro' the evening red and still,

Stopping where the pathways cease,

Cropping with a hurried will.

Thro' the cotton-bushes low

Merry boys with shouldered crooks

Close them in a single row,

Shout among them as they go

With one bell-ring o'er the brooks.

Such delight you never know

Reading it from gilded books.

Before the early stars are bright

Cormorants and sea-gulls call,

And the moon comes large and white

Filling with a lovely light

The ferny curtained waterfall.

Then sleep wraps every bell up tight

And the climbing moon grows small.

Explanation:

rhyming words = you should fin it using the rhyming scheme which is abaabaa

It is repeated in every stanza

Answer 2

Explanation:

climbing moon grows small