The Land Of Fë¡l Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDFGHIJ| If all must suffer equally and pay | A |
| In equal share for that sin wrought by Eve | B |
| O Thou if Thou wilt deign to answer say | A |
| Why are the poor tormented why made grieve | B |
| The innocent why are the free enslaved | C |
| Why have the wicked peace tho' void of ruth | D |
| Why are there none to pity when dismayed | E |
| And sick with fear the lamb bleats to the tooth | D |
| That tears him down why is the cry unheard | F |
| Of lonely anguish why when the land of F l | G |
| Had loved Thee long and well was she not spared | H |
| The ruin that hath stamped her under all | I |
| That mourn and die | J |
James Stephens
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