Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCCBDDEFFFE CCGHHHG| We know where deepest lies the snow | A |
| And where the frost winds keenest blow | A |
| O'er every mountain's brow | B |
| We long have known and learnt to bear | C |
| The wandering outlaw's toil and care | C |
| But where we late were hunted there | C |
| Our foes are hunted now | B |
| We have their princely homes and they | D |
| To our wild haunts are chased away | D |
| Dark woods and desert caves | E |
| And we can range from hill to hill | F |
| And chase our vanquished victors still | F |
| Small respite will they find until | F |
| They slumber in their graves | E |
| - | |
| But I would rather be the hare | C |
| That crouching in its sheltered lair | C |
| Must start at every sound | G |
| That forced from cornfields waving wide | H |
| Is driven to seek the bare hillside | H |
| Or in the tangled copse to hide | H |
| Than be the hunter's hound | G |
Anne Bronta
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