Beowulf's Expedition To Heort Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Thus then much care worn	A
The son of Healfden	A
Sorrowed evermore	B
Nor might the prudent hero	C
His woes avert	D
The war was too hard	E
Too loath and longsome	F
That on the people came	F
Dire wrath and grim	F
Of night woes the worst	G
This from home heard	H
Higelac's Thane	A
Good among the Goths	I
Grendel's deeds	I
He was of mankind	J
In might the strongest	K
At that day	L
Of this life	M
Noble and stalwart	D
He bade him a sea ship	N
A goodly one prepare	O
Quoth he the war king	P
Over the swan's road	Q
Seek he would	R
The mighty monarch	S
Since he wanted men	A
For him that journey	A
His prudent fellows	I
Straight made ready	A
Those that loved him	F
They excited their souls	I
The omen they beheld	A
Had the good man	A
Of the Gothic people	T
Champions chosen	A
Of those that keenest	A
He might find	A
Some fifteen men	A
The sea wood sought he	A
The warrior showed	A
Sea crafty man	A
The land marks	I
And first went forth	U
The ship was on the waves	I
Boat under the cliffs	I
The barons ready	A
To the prow mounted	A
The streams they whirled	A
The sea against the sands	I
The chieftains bore	B
On the naked breast	A
Bright ornaments	I
War gear Goth like	V
The men shoved off	W
Men on their willing way	L
The bounden wood	A
Then went over the sea waves	I
Hurried by the wind	A
The ship with foamy neck	X
Most like a sea fowl	Y
Till about one hour	Z
Of the second day	L
The curved prow	A2
Had passed onward	A
So that the sailors	I
The land saw	I
The shore cliffs shining	P
Mountains steep	B2
And broad sea noses	I
Then was the sea sailing	P
Of the Earl at an end	A
Then up speedily	A
The Weather people	T
On the land went	A
The sea bark moored	A
Their mail sarks shook	C2
Their war weeds	I
God thanked they	L
That to them the sea journey	A
Easy had been	A
Then from the wall beheld	A
The warden of the Scyldings	I
He who the sea cliffs	I
Had in his keeping	P
Bear o'er the balks	I
The bright shields	I
The war weapons speedily	A
Him the doubt disturbed	A
In his mind's thought	A
What these men might be	A
Went then to the shore	B
On his steed riding	P
The Thane of Hrothgar	B
Before the host he shook	C2
His warden's staff in hand	A
In measured words demanded	A
'What men are ye	A
War gear wearing	P
Host in harness	I
Who thus the brown keel	D2
Over the water street	A
Leading come	F
Hither over the sea	A
I these boundaries	I
As shore warden hold	A
That in the Land of the Danes	I
Nothing loathsome	F
With a ship crew	B
Scathe us might	A
Ne'er saw I mightier	B
Earl upon earth	E2
Than is your own	A
Hero in harness	I
Not seldom this warrior	B
Is in weapons distinguished	A
Never his beauty belies him	F
His peerless countenance	I
Now would I fain	A
Your origin know	C
Ere ye forth	U
As false spies	I
Into the Land of the Danes	I
Farther fare	B
Now ye dwellers afar off	W
Ye sailors of the sea	A
Listen to my	F
One fold thought	A
Quickest is best	A
To make known	A
Whence your coming may be '	F2

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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