Lord Arnaldos Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCDECFCGCFHIJCCKCCC GCGCCC| Quien hubiese tal ventura | A |
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| The strangest of adventures | B |
| That happen by the sea | C |
| Befell to Lord Arnaldos | C |
| On the Evening of St John | D |
| For he was out a hunting | E |
| A huntsman bold was he | C |
| When he beheld a little ship | F |
| And close to land was she | C |
| Her cords were all of silver | G |
| Her sails of cramasy | C |
| And he who sailed the little ship | F |
| Was singing at the helm | H |
| The waves stood still to hear him | I |
| The wind was soft and low | J |
| The fish who dwell in darkness | C |
| Ascended through the sea | C |
| And all the birds in heaven | K |
| Flew down to his mast tree | C |
| Then spake the Lord Arnaldos | C |
| Well shall you hear his words | C |
| Tell me for God's sake sailor | G |
| What song may that song be | C |
| The sailor spake in answer | G |
| And answer thus made he | C |
| I only tell my song to those | C |
| Who sail away with me | C |
James Elroy Flecker
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