Not Dead Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDCDECFF| Walking through trees to cool my heat and pain | A |
| I know that David's with me here again | B |
| All that is simple happy strong he is | C |
| Caressingly I stroke | D |
| Rough hark of the friendly oak | D |
| A brook goes bubbling by the voice is his | C |
| Turf burns with pleasant smoke | D |
| I laugh at chaffinch and at primroses | E |
| All that is simple happy strong he is | C |
| Over the whole wood in a little while | F |
| Breaks his slow smile | F |
Robert Graves
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Patricia Grayson: Is "hark" meant to be "bark?" A lovely poem
[email protected]: Rough hark of the friendly oak, is the "hark" really "bark?"
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