The Description Of Sir Geoffrey Chaucer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGGHH| HIS stature was not very tall | A |
| Lean he was his legs were small | A |
| Hosed within a sock of red | B |
| A buttoned bonnet on his head | B |
| From under which did hang I ween | C |
| Silver hairs both bright and sheen | C |
| His beard was white trimm d round | D |
| His countenance blithe and merry found | D |
| His sleeveless jacket large and wide | E |
| With many plights and skirts side | E |
| Of water camlet did he wear | F |
| A whittle by his belt he wear | F |
| His shoes were cornered broad before | G |
| His inkhorn at his side he wore | G |
| And in his hand he bore a book | H |
| Thus did this ancient poet look | H |
Robert Greene
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