Rooks Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB BAB ABAB| There where the rusty iron lies | A |
| The rooks are cawing all the day | B |
| Perhaps no man until he dies | A |
| Will understand them what they say | B |
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| The evening makes the sky like clay | B |
| The slow wind waits for night to rise | A |
| The world is half content But they | B |
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| Still trouble all the trees with cries | A |
| That know and cannot put away | B |
| The yearning to the soul that flies | A |
| From day to night from night to day | B |
Charles Hamilton Sorley
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