Your Shadow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBAC DEFEDF GCHCGH IJKJLK MCNCMNFrom Swindon out to White Horse Hill | A |
I walked in morning rain | B |
And saw your shadow lying there | C |
As clear and plain | B |
As lies the White Horse on the Hill | A |
I saw your shadow lying there | C |
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Over the wide green downs and bleak | D |
Unthinking free I walked | E |
And saw your shadow fluttering by | F |
Almost it talked | E |
Answering what I dared not speak | D |
While thoughts of you ran fluttering by | F |
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So on to Baydon sauntered teased | G |
With that pure native air | C |
Sometimes the sweetness of wild thyme | H |
The strings of care | C |
Did pluck sometimes my soul was eased | G |
With more than sweetness of wild thyme | H |
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Sometimes within a pool I caught | I |
Your face upturned to mine | J |
And where sits Chilton by the waters | K |
Your look did shine | J |
Wildly in the mill foam that sought | L |
To hide you in those angry waters | K |
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And yet O Sweet you never knew | M |
Those downs the thymy air | C |
That with your spirit haunted is | N |
Yes everywhere | C |
Ah but my heart is full of you | M |
And with your shadow haunted is | N |
John Freeman
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