Song Of The Men's Side Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDED FGDG AHAHIJKD JGDG LMNMOPDPQP RFGDGOnce we feared The Beast when he followed us we ran | A |
Ran very fast though we knew | B |
It was not right that The Beast should master Man | A |
But what could we Flint workers do | B |
The Beast only grinned at our spears round his ears | C |
Grinned at the hammers that we made | D |
But now we will hunt him for the life with the Knife | E |
And this is the Buyer of the Blade | D |
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Room for his shadow on the grass let it pass | F |
To left and right stand clear | G |
This is the Buyer of the Blade be afraid | D |
This is the great god Tyr | G |
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Tyr thought hard till he hammered our a plan | A |
For he knew it was not right | H |
And it is not right that The Beast should master Man | A |
So he went to the Children of the Night | H |
He begged a Magic Knife of their make for our sake | I |
When he begged for the Knife they said | J |
The price of the Knife you would buy is an eye | K |
And that was the price he paid | D |
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Tell it to the Barrows of the Dead run ahead | J |
Shout it so the Women's Side can hear | G |
This is the Buyer of the Blade be afraid | D |
This is the great god Tyr | G |
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Our women and our little ones may walk on the Chalk | L |
As far as we can see them and beyond | M |
We shall not be anxious for our sheep when we keep | N |
Tally at the shearing pond | M |
We can eat with both our elbows on our knees if we please | O |
We can sleep after meals in the sun | P |
For Shepherd of the Twilight is dismayed at the Blade | D |
Feet in the Night have run | P |
Dog without a Master goes away Hai Tyr aie | Q |
Devil in the Dusk has run | P |
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Then | R |
Room for his shadow on the grass let it pass | F |
To left and to right stand clear | G |
This is the Buyer of the Blade be afraid | D |
This is the great god Tyr | G |
Rudyard Kipling
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