The Sedges Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CADA EFEG CEDEI whispered my great sorrow | A |
To every listening sedge | B |
And they bent bowed with my sorrow | A |
Down to the water's edge | B |
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But she stands and laughs lightly | C |
To see me sorrow so | A |
Like the light winds that laughing | D |
Across the water go | A |
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If I could tell the bright ones | E |
That quiet hearted move | F |
They would bend down like the sedges | E |
With the sorrow of love | G |
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But she stands laughing lightly | C |
Who all my sorrow knows | E |
Like the little wind that laughing | D |
Across the water blows | E |
Seumas O'sullivan
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