The Road To Kerity Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAABCADEBAAEA| Do you remember the two old people we passed | A |
| on the road to Kerity | A |
| Resting their sack on the stones by the drenched wayside | A |
| Looking at us with their lightless eyes | B |
| through the driving rain and then out again | C |
| To the rocks and the long white line of the tide | A |
| Frozen ghosts that were children once | D |
| husband and wife father and mother | E |
| Looking at us with those frozen eyes | B |
| have you ever seen anything quite so chilled | A |
| or so old | A |
| But we with our arms about each other | E |
| We did not feel the cold | A |
Charlotte Mary Mew
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