Song For "the Jacquerie" Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCCBBB DDBEEEBBB DDBFFFBBB GThe hound was cuffed the hound was kicked | A |
O' the ears was cropped o' the tail was nicked | A |
All Oo hoo o howled the hound | B |
The hound into his kennel crept | C |
He rarely wept he never slept | C |
His mouth he always open kept | C |
Licking his bitter wound | B |
The hound | B |
All U lu lo HOWLED THE HOUND | B |
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A star upon his kennel shone | D |
That showed the hound a meat bare bone | D |
All O hungry was the hound | B |
The hound had but a churlish wit | E |
He seized the bone he crunched he bit | E |
An thou wert Master I had slit | E |
Thy throat with a huge wound | B |
Quo' hound | B |
All O angry was the hound | B |
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The star in castle window shone | D |
The Master lay abed alone | D |
All Oh ho why not quo' hound | B |
He leapt he seized the throat he tore | F |
The Master head from neck to floor | F |
And rolled the head i' the kennel door | F |
And fled and salved his wound | B |
Good hound | B |
All U lu lo HOWLED THE HOUND | B |
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Macon Georgia | G |
Sidney Lanier
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