The Watchman Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCA DE FG| 'Watchman what of the night ' | A |
| 'The stars are out in the sky | B |
| And the merry round moon will be rising soon | C |
| For us to go sailing by ' | A |
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| 'Watchman what of the night ' | - |
| 'The tide flows in from the sea | D |
| There's water to float a little cockboat | E |
| Will carry such fishers as we ' | - |
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| 'Watchman what of the night ' | - |
| 'The night is a fruitful time | F |
| When to many a pair are born children fair | G |
| To be christened at morning chime ' | - |
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Charles Kingsley
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