On The Farm Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE AFGHI JKLMN OPQFR S| There was Dai Puw He was no good | A |
| They put him in the fields to dock swedes | B |
| And took the knife from him when he came home | C |
| At late evening with a grin | D |
| Like the slash of a knife on his face | E |
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| There was Llew Puw and he was no good | A |
| Every evening after the ploughing | F |
| With the big tractor he would sit in his chair | G |
| And stare into the tangled fire garden | H |
| Opening his slow lips like a snail | I |
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| There was Huw Puw too What shall I say | J |
| I have heard him whistling in the hedges | K |
| On and on as though winter | L |
| Would never again leave those fields | M |
| And all the trees were deformed | N |
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| And lastly there was the girl | O |
| Beauty under some spell of the beast | P |
| Her pale face was the lantern | Q |
| By which they read in life's dark book | F |
| The shrill sentence God is love | R |
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| Submitted by Andrew Mayers | S |
Ronald Stuart Thomas
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