Haunted Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACBADEFDFE| When grave the twilight settles o'er my roof | A |
| And from the haggard oaks unto my door | B |
| The rain comes wild as one who rides before | B |
| His enemies that follow hoof to hoof | A |
| And in each window's gusty curtain woof | A |
| The rain wind sighs like one who mutters o'er | C |
| Some tale of love and crime and on the floor | B |
| The sunset spreads red stains as bloody proof | A |
| From hall to hall and stealthy stair to stair | D |
| Through all the house a dread that drags me toward | E |
| The ancient dusk of that avoided room | F |
| Wherein she sits with ghostly golden hair | D |
| And eyes that gaze beyond her soul's sad doom | F |
| Bending above an unreal harpsichord | E |
Madison Julius Cawein
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