The Destroyer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEFACROSS the quiet pastures of my soul | A |
The invading army marched in splendid might | B |
My few poor forces fled beyond control | A |
Scattered defeated hidden in the night | B |
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My fields were green their hedges white with May | C |
With gold of buttercups made bright and fair | D |
The careless conquerors did not even stay | C |
To gather one of all the blossoms there | D |
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Only when they had passed the fields were brown | E |
The grass and blossoms trampled in the mud | F |
The flowering hedges withered and torn down | E |
And no one richer by a single bud | F |
Edith Nesbit
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