The Wanderer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBACDEEFGGHHGIIJJI KKLLKGGMMGNOPPQRRRRR

Between the death of day and birth of nightA
By War's red lightA
I met with one in trailing sorrows cladB
Whose features hadB
The look of Him who died to set men rightA
Around him many horrors like great wormsC
Terrific formsD
Crawled helmed like hippogriff and rosmarineE
Gaunt and obsceneE
Urged on to battle with a thousand armsF
Columns of steel and iron belching flameG
Before them cameG
And cities crumbled and amid them trodH
Havoc their godH
With Desolation that no tongue may nameG
And out of Heaven came a burning breathI
And on it DeathI
Riding before him huge and bellowing herdsJ
Of beasts like birdsJ
Bat winged and demon nothing conquerethI
Hag lights went by and Fear that shrieks and diesK
And mouths with criesK
Of famine and the madness of DespairL
And everywhereL
Curses like kings with ever burning eyesK
And lo the shadow shook and cried a nameG
That grew a flameG
Above the world and said 'Give heed give heedM
See how they bleedM
My wounds my wounds Was it for this I cameG
'Where is the love for which I shed my bloodN
And where the goodO
I preached and died for Lo ye have deniedP
And crucifiedP
Me here again who swore me brotherhood 'Q
Then overhead the vault of night was rentR
The firmamentR
Winged thunder over of aerial craftR
And Battle laughedR
Titanic laughter as its way it wentR

Madison Julius Cawein



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