The Culprit Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAAAA ABCBB CDEDD CFGFF HICII

The night my father got meA
His mind was not on meA
He did not plague his fancyA
To muse if I should beA
The son you seeA
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The day my mother bore meA
She was a fool and gladB
For all the pain I cost herC
That she had borne the ladB
That borne she hadB
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My mother and my fatherC
Out of the light they lieD
The warrant would not find themE
And here 'tis only ID
Shall hang so highD
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Oh let not man rememberC
The soul that God forgotF
But fetch the county kerchiefG
And noose me in the knotF
And I will rotF
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For so the game is endedH
That should not have begunI
My father and my motherC
They had a likely sonI
And I have noneI

Alfred Edward Housman



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