The Vision: (katia: Easter Sunday, 1916) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKLM NOPO QRBR SQTQShe had a vision in the dark | A |
Ere the first lark from nest took flight | B |
She saw her own son from fierce strife | C |
Win to new Life and new Delight | B |
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The clouds were tattered round his head | D |
As sore bested he fought his foe | E |
Where in the conflict he was ta'en | F |
And slain she did not see it so | E |
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She saw indeed his bitter case | G |
In that sad place parched without shade | H |
And how her Christian Knight must fall | I |
In Paynim thrall should Heaven not aid | H |
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But now what light burns in the cloud | J |
What voices loud against his ear | K |
St Andrew and St Patrick ride | L |
Close by his side St George is near | M |
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His banner floats upon the breeze | N |
Like a gold fleece it wraps him round | O |
So cap pie from head to knee | P |
His enemy he strikes to ground | O |
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He's won the day he's won the day | Q |
See the light play upon his brow | R |
Brave in his armour and upright | B |
The Christian Knight is riding now | R |
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She had that vision of her son | S |
When by the moon asleep she lay | Q |
And woke to singing birds and dew | T |
And knew that it was Easter Day | Q |
Katharine Tynan
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