In The Dim Counties Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC ADED FGAG AHAH IJKJ ADLD AMAM| In the dim counties | A |
| we take the long calm | B |
| Lilting no haziness | A |
| sequel or psalm | C |
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| The little street wenches | A |
| The holy and clean | D |
| Live as good neighbours live | E |
| under the green | D |
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| Malice of sunbeam or | F |
| menace of moon | G |
| Piping shall leave us | A |
| no taste of a tune | G |
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| In the dim counties | A |
| the eyelids are dumb | H |
| To the lean citizens | A |
| Love cannot come | H |
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| Love in the yellowing | I |
| Love at the turn | J |
| Love o' the cooing lip | K |
| how should he burn | J |
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| The little street wenches | A |
| the callous unclean | D |
| Could they but tell us what | L |
| all the gods mean | D |
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| Love cannot sabre us | A |
| blood cannot flow | M |
| In the dim counties | A |
| that wait us below | M |
John Shaw Neilson
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