The Death Of Robin Hood Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GBHB IJKJ ABLB MFNF OPQP RSTS UIVI WBXBGive me my bow said Robin Hood | A |
An arrow give to me | B |
And where 't is shot mark thou that spot | C |
For there my grave shall be | B |
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Then Little John did make no sign | D |
And not a word he spake | E |
But he smiled altho' with mickle woe | F |
His heart was like to break | E |
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He raised his master in his arms | G |
And set him on his knee | B |
And Robin's eyes beheld the skies | H |
The shaws the greenwood tree | B |
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The brook was babbling as of old | I |
The birds sang full and clear | J |
And the wild flowers gay like a carpet lay | K |
In the path of the timid deer | J |
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O Little John said Robin Hood | A |
Meseemeth now to be | B |
Standing with you so stanch and true | L |
Under the greenwood tree | B |
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And all around I hear the sound | M |
Of Sherwood long ago | F |
And my merry men come back again | N |
You know sweet friend you know | F |
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Now mark this arrow where it falls | O |
When I am dead dig deep | P |
And bury me there in the greenwood where | Q |
I would forever sleep | P |
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He twanged his bow Upon its course | R |
The clothyard arrow sped | S |
And when it fell in yonder dell | T |
Brave Robin Hood was dead | S |
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The sheriff sleeps in a marble vault | U |
The king in a shroud of gold | I |
And upon the air with a chanted pray'r | V |
Mingles the mock of mould | I |
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But the deer draw to the shady pool | W |
The birds sing blithe and free | B |
And the wild flow'rs bloom o'er a hidden tomb | X |
Under the greenwood tree | B |
Eugene Field
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