Man Carrying Bale Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGH IJKLAMNO| The tough hand closes gently on the load | A |
| Out of the mind a voice | B |
| Calls 'Lift ' and the arms remembering well their work | C |
| Lengthen and pause for help | D |
| Then a slow ripple flows from head to foot | E |
| While all the muscles call to one another | F |
| 'Lift 'and the bulging bale | G |
| Floats like a butterfly in June | H |
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| So moved the earliest carrier of bales | I |
| And the same watchful sun | J |
| Glowed through his body feeding it with light | K |
| So will the last one move | L |
| And halt and dip his head and lay his load | A |
| Down and the muscles will relax and tremble | M |
| Earth you designed your man | N |
| Beautiful both in labour and repose | O |
Harold Edward Monro
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