To Helen Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDCDD CEECC FGGFG| After seeing her bowl with her usual success | A |
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| St Leonard's Hall | B |
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| Helen thy bowling is to me | C |
| Like that wise Alfred Shaw's of yore | D |
| Which gently broke the wickets three | C |
| From Alfred few could smack a four | D |
| Most difficult to score | D |
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| The music of the moaning sea | C |
| The rattle of the flying bails | E |
| The grey sad spires the tawny sails | E |
| What memories they bring to me | C |
| Beholding thee | C |
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| Upon our old monastic pitch | F |
| How sportsmanlike I see thee stand | G |
| The leather in thy lily hand | G |
| Oh Helen of the yorkers which | F |
| Are nobly planned | G |
Andrew Lang
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