Beyond The Barn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAC DBEEF GBHHI IBJJK KBLLI IBAAM NBOOB| I rose up with the sun | A |
| And climbed the hill | B |
| I saw the white mists run | A |
| And shadows run | A |
| Down into hollow woods | C |
| - | |
| I went with the white clouds | D |
| That swept the hill | B |
| A wind struck the low hedge trees | E |
| And clustering trees | E |
| And rocked in each tall elm | F |
| - | |
| The long afternoon was calm | G |
| When down the hill | B |
| I came and felt the air cool | H |
| The shadows cool | H |
| And I walked on footsore | I |
| - | |
| Saying But two hours more | I |
| Then the last hill | B |
| Surely this road I know | J |
| These hills I know | J |
| All the unknown is known | K |
| - | |
| And that barn black and lone | K |
| High on the hill | B |
| There the long road ends | L |
| The long day ends | L |
| And travelling is over | I |
| - | |
| Nor thought nor travelling's over | I |
| Here on the hill | B |
| The black barn is a shivering ruin | A |
| A windy cold ruin | A |
| I must go on and on | M |
| - | |
| Where often my thought has gone | N |
| Up hill down hill | B |
| Beyond this ruin of Time | O |
| Forgetting Time | O |
| I must follow my thought still | B |
John Frederick Freeman
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