The Wild Wind Of Antiquity Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEF GHI JKL

The wind is come to sojourn once moreA
Delivering tidings from far away yonderB
It expires its breath and wheezes veracityC
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Eyes may not see but ears are alarmedD
As the wind calls out its blustery voiceE
And those who listen will know it wellF
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The legend told is one of timeworn mythG
But nought can change save for illusionsH
And he who walked before us also followsI
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The wind is come to visit this dayJ
To test our faith and inquest our soulK
For the wind that comes to call this day knows allL

Alan S Jeeves



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