Moorland Solitude Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCB DECCE FGCCG HICCI JKCCK LMCCM NOCCO| The spongy earth springs underfoot | A |
| Concealing all below | B |
| You mind your way | C |
| This eerie day | C |
| You're careful how you go | B |
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| As mists roll off the craggy moss | D |
| Concealing all above | E |
| You find your way | C |
| This eerie day | C |
| About a place you love | E |
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| A speck of rain anoints your head | F |
| Concealing thoughts inside | G |
| You see your way | C |
| This eerie day | C |
| To let your qualms subside | G |
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| The heather forms a carpet here | H |
| Concealing peril's traits | I |
| You pick your way | C |
| This eerie day | C |
| Where a quaggy snare awaits | I |
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| The day is cool the wind is sharp | J |
| Concealing mortal sound | K |
| You hear your way | C |
| This eerie day | C |
| Ear firmly to the ground | K |
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| Envisage ghosts of people past | L |
| Concealing souls admired | M |
| You wend your way | C |
| This eerie day | C |
| Where Bront 's were inspired | M |
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| But you are where you need to be | N |
| Concealing troth secure | O |
| You hide away | C |
| This eerie day | C |
| In the solace of the moor | O |
Alan S Jeeves
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