Jeckoyva Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCADD EEFFGHH IIJJIKK LLMMLNN OOPPOQQ| They made the warrior's grave beside | A |
| The dashing of his native time | B |
| And there was mourning in the glen | C |
| The strong wail of a thousand men | C |
| O'er him thus fallen in his pride | A |
| Ere mist of age or blight or blast | D |
| Had o'er his might spirit past | D |
| - | |
| They made the warrior's grave beneath | E |
| The bending of the wild elm's wreath | E |
| When the dark hunter's piercing eye | F |
| Had found that mountain rest on high | F |
| Where scattered by the sharp wind's breath | G |
| Beneath the ragged cliff were thrown | H |
| The strong belt and the mouldering bone | H |
| - | |
| Where was the warrior's foot when first | I |
| The red sun on the mountain burst | I |
| Where when the sultry noon time came | J |
| On the green vales with scorching flame | J |
| And made the woodlands faint with thirst | I |
| 'Twas where the wind is keen and loud | K |
| And the gray eagle breasts the cloud | K |
| - | |
| Where was the warrior's foot when night | L |
| Veiled in thick cloud the mountain height | L |
| None heard the loud and sudden crash | M |
| None saw the fallen warrior dash | M |
| Down the bare rock so high and white | L |
| But he that drooped not in the chase | N |
| Made on the hills his burial place | N |
| - | |
| They found him there when the long day | O |
| Of cold desertion passed away | O |
| And traces on that barren cleft | P |
| Of struggling hard with death were left | P |
| Deep marks and footprints in the clay | O |
| And they have laid this feathery helm | Q |
| By the dark river and green elm | Q |
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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