The Hidden Heart Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAAABAACACDCAAAAAAAE AFGEAHAIAH

AS I rode out of LochinvarA
About me all the scene was fairA
The skies with not a cloud to marA
Were filled with fresh and dewy airA
While making song a merry throngB
The thrushes warbled everywhereA
As I rode out of LochinvarA
Through Fairydom I seemed to goC
For round about and near and farA
Enchanted lights began to glowC
And where I went on what intentD
And who I was I did not knowC
For lo I met a troubadourA
As I rode out of LochinvarA
His like on earth is seen no moreA
With feathered hat and gay guitarA
And loud and clear and sweet to hearA
He sang a song of love and warA
As I rode out of LochinvarA
He sang a song I somehow knewE
The while he touched his gay guitarA
And when I asked him 'Who are you 'F
'Yourself ' he said and bowed his headG
And vanished like the morning dewE
Though I may see him nevermoreA
This much in very truth I kenH
That one at heart a troubadourA
May seem a sober citizenI
Who sets afar his gay guitarA
To seem just like his fellow menH

Roderic Quinn



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