Donnybrook (the Rocky Road To Dublin) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BB AA CC DD EE FF| I saw the moon so broad and bright | A |
| Sailing high on a frosty night | A |
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| And the air swung far and far between | B |
| The silver disc and the orb of green | B |
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| While here and there a wisp of white | A |
| Cloud film swam on the misty light | A |
| - | |
| And crusted thickly on the sky | C |
| High and higher and yet more high | C |
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| Were golden star points dusted through | D |
| The great wide silent vault of blue | D |
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| Then I said to me God is good | E |
| And the world is fair and where I stood | E |
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| I knelt me down and bent my head | F |
| And said my prayers and went to bed | F |
James Stephens
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