A Hunting Morning Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCCB ADADEEED AFAFCCCF| Put the saddle on the mare | A |
| For the wet winds blow | B |
| There's winter in the air | A |
| And autumn all below | B |
| For the red leaves are flying | C |
| And the red bracken dying | C |
| And the red fox lying | C |
| Where the oziers grow | B |
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| Put the bridle on the mare | A |
| For my blood runs chill | D |
| And my heart it is there | A |
| On the heather tufted hill | D |
| With the gray skies o'er us | E |
| And the long drawn chorus | E |
| Of a running pack before us | E |
| From the find to the kill | D |
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| Then lead round the mare | A |
| For it's time that we began | F |
| And away with thought and care | A |
| Save to live and be a man | F |
| While the keen air is blowing | C |
| And the huntsman holloing | C |
| And the black mare going | C |
| As the black mare can | F |
Arthur Conan Doyle
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