Andy The Night-watch Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQR| In my Spanish cloak | A |
| And old slouch hat | B |
| And overshoes of felt | C |
| And Tyke my faithful dog | D |
| And my knotted hickory cane | E |
| I slipped about with a bull's eye lantern | F |
| From door to door on the square | G |
| As the midnight stars wheeled round | H |
| And the bell in the steeple murmured | I |
| From the blowing of the wind | J |
| And the weary steps of old Doc Hill | K |
| Sounded like one who walks in sleep | L |
| And a far off rooster crew | M |
| And now another is watching Spoon River | N |
| As others watched before me | O |
| And here we lie Doc Hill and I | P |
| Where none breaks through and steals | Q |
| And no eye needs to guard | R |
Edgar Lee Masters
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