I Would My Days Had Been In Other Times Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD AEFG AEHA AIJAI would my days had been in other times | A |
A moment in the long unnumbered years | B |
That knew the sway of Horus and of hawk | C |
In peaceful lands that border on the Nile | D |
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I would my days had been in other times | A |
Lulled by the sacrifice and mumbled hymn | E |
Between the Five great Rivers or in shade | F |
And shelter of the cool Himalayan hills | G |
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I would my days had been in other times | A |
That I in some old abbey of Touraine | E |
Had watched the rounding grapes and lived my life | H |
Ere ever Luther came or Rabelais | A |
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I would my days had been in other times | A |
When quiet life to death not terrible | I |
Drifted as ashes of the Santhal dead | J |
Drift down the sacred Rivers to the Sea | A |
Andrew Lang
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