Knight-errant Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAAAAACDEFDE| Onward he gallops through enchanted gloom | A |
| The spectres of the forest dark and dim | B |
| And shadows of vast death environ him | B |
| Onward he spurs victorious over doom | A |
| Before his eyes that love's far fires illume | A |
| Where courage sits impregnable and grim | A |
| The form and features of her beauty swim | A |
| Beckoning him on with looks that fears consume | A |
| The thought of her distress her lips to kiss | C |
| Mails him with triple might and so at last | D |
| To Lust's huge keep he comes its giant wall | E |
| Wild towering frowning from the precipice | F |
| And through its gate borne like a bugle blast | D |
| O'er night and hell he thunders to his all | E |
Madison Julius Cawein
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