On The Moors At Midday. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGFBHBHIADCB| On the moors at midday | A |
| In the cold wind driven rain | B |
| Huddled behind a dry stone wall | C |
| Through one more storm again | D |
| Just above Bronte falls | E |
| For a moment I thought | F |
| Stood a figure quite thin | G |
| Looking pale and distraught | F |
| Could it be Emily Jane | B |
| Or a mere illusion | H |
| Had the storm fogged my brain | B |
| Turned my mind to confusion | H |
| I | |
| On the moors at midday | A |
| Through one mo storm again | D |
| Huddled behind a dry stone wall | C |
| In the biting wind and rain | B |
Geoffrey Heath Price
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Poet's note: This is another of my Bronte inspired poems. Written on the 18. 2. 2020. Again it is my obsession with. Emily Jane Bronte.
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