Master Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABACDEFGF AHIHJ KFLF| Master went a hunting | A |
| When the leaves were falling | A |
| We saw him on the bridle path | B |
| We heard him gaily calling | A |
| 'Oh master master come you back | C |
| For I have dreamed a dream so black ' | D |
| A glint of steel from bit and heel | E |
| The chestnut cantered faster | F |
| A red flash seen amid the green | G |
| And so good bye to master | F |
| - | |
| Master came from hunting | A |
| Two silent comrades bore him | H |
| His eyes were dim his face was white | I |
| The mare was led before him | H |
| 'Oh master master is it thus | J |
| That you have come again to us ' | - |
| I held my lady's ice cold hand | K |
| They bore the hurdle past her | F |
| Why should they go so soft and slow | L |
| It matters not to master | F |
Arthur Conan Doyle
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