The Wild Duck Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACBDCEFGHFIG IHF| Twilight Red in the West | A |
| Dimness A glow on the wood | B |
| The teams plod home to rest | A |
| The wild duck come to glean | C |
| O souls not understood | B |
| What a wild cry in the pool | D |
| What things have the farm ducks seen | C |
| That they cry so huddle and cry | E |
| Only the soul that goes | F |
| Eager Eager Flying | G |
| Over the globe of the moon | H |
| Over the wood that glows | F |
| Wings linked Necks a strain | I |
| A rush and a wild crying | G |
| - | |
| A cry of the long pain | I |
| In the reeds of a steel lagoon | H |
| In a land that no man knows | F |
John Masefield
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