The Young Knight: A Parable Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAB CCC DDDB EEEB FFFB FFFB GHHB DDIB JA gay young knight in Burley stood | A |
Beside him pawed his steed so good | A |
His hands he wrung as he were wood | A |
With waiting for his love O | B |
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'Oh will she come or will she stay | C |
Or will she waste the weary day | C |
With fools who wish her far away | C |
And hate her for her love O ' | - |
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But by there came a mighty boar | D |
His jowl and tushes red with gore | D |
And on his curled snout he bore | D |
A bracelet rich and rare O | B |
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The knight he shrieked he ran he flew | E |
He searched the wild wood through and through | E |
But found nought save a mantle blue | E |
Low rolled within the brake O | B |
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He twined the wild briar red and white | F |
Upon his head the garland dight | F |
The green leaves withered black as night | F |
And burnt into his brain O | B |
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A fire blazed up within his breast | F |
He mounted on an aimless quest | F |
He laid his virgin lance in rest | F |
And through the forest drove O | B |
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By Rhinefield and by Osmondsleigh | G |
Through leat and furze brake fast drove he | H |
Until he saw the homeless sea | H |
That called with all its waves O | B |
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He laughed aloud to hear the roar | D |
And rushed his horse adown the shore | D |
The deep surge rolled him o'er and o'er | I |
And swept him down the tide O | B |
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New Forest July | J |
Charles Kingsley
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