The Gypsy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHHICBEIJI| That was the top of the walk when he said | A |
| 'Have you seen any others any of our lot | B |
| With apes or bears ' | C |
| A brown upstanding fellow | D |
| Not like the half castes | E |
| up on the wet road near Clermont | F |
| The wind came and the rain | G |
| And mist clotted about the trees in the valley | H |
| And I d the long ways behind me | H |
| gray Aries and Biaucaire | I |
| And he said 'Have you seen any of our lot ' | C |
| I'd seen a lot of his lot | B |
| ever since Rhodez | E |
| Coming down from the fair | I |
| of St John | J |
| With caravans but never an ape or a bear | I |
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