What The Sleepless Grandam Thinks Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEFE GHII JKJK FLJL DMFM IAA

All through the cold night beating wings shadowyA
Sweep o'er the church village poorB
Only one Grandam a hundred years hoaryA
Findeth her slumber no moreC
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Harkens if cocks to the dawn be not crowingD
Rolls on her oven and weepsE
Sees all her past rising up to confront herF
O'er her soul shameful it creepsE
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'Woe to me sinner old Woe Once I cheatedG
When from the church door I ranH
And in the depths of the forest strayed hiddenI
With my beloved IvanI
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'Woe to me Burning in hell's leaping firesJ
Surely will soon be my soulK
I took a pair of eggs once at a neighbor'sJ
Out from her hen yes I stoleK
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'Once at the harvest at home I did lingerF
Swore I was deadly sick whenL
Taking my part in the drunken carousalsJ
Saturday night with the menL
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'Light was I ever with soldiers Yet cursingD
God's name when from me at lastM
My own son they took for a soldierF
Even drank cream on a fastM
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'Woe to me sinner Woe to me wretched oneI
Woe My heart broken will beA
Holy Madonna have pity have mercyA
Into court go not with me '-

Nikolay Alekseyevich Nekrasov



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