The Hidden Heart Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAABAACACDCAAAAAAAE AFGEAHAIAH| AS I rode out of Lochinvar | A |
| About me all the scene was fair | A |
| The skies with not a cloud to mar | A |
| Were filled with fresh and dewy air | A |
| While making song a merry throng | B |
| The thrushes warbled everywhere | A |
| As I rode out of Lochinvar | A |
| Through Fairydom I seemed to go | C |
| For round about and near and far | A |
| Enchanted lights began to glow | C |
| And where I went on what intent | D |
| And who I was I did not know | C |
| For lo I met a troubadour | A |
| As I rode out of Lochinvar | A |
| His like on earth is seen no more | A |
| With feathered hat and gay guitar | A |
| And loud and clear and sweet to hear | A |
| He sang a song of love and war | A |
| As I rode out of Lochinvar | A |
| He sang a song I somehow knew | E |
| The while he touched his gay guitar | A |
| And when I asked him 'Who are you ' | F |
| 'Yourself ' he said and bowed his head | G |
| And vanished like the morning dew | E |
| Though I may see him nevermore | A |
| This much in very truth I ken | H |
| That one at heart a troubadour | A |
| May seem a sober citizen | I |
| Who sets afar his gay guitar | A |
| To seem just like his fellow men | H |
Roderic Quinn
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