Windy Nights Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDEDEFF| Whenever the moon and stars are set | A |
| Whenever the wind is high | B |
| All night long in the dark and wet | A |
| A man goes riding by | B |
| Late in the night when the fires are out | C |
| Why does he gallop and gallop about | C |
| Whenever the trees are crying aloud | D |
| And ships are tossed at sea | E |
| By on the highway low and loud | D |
| By at the gallop goes he | E |
| By at the gallop he goes and then | F |
| By he comes back at the gallop again | F |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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