Goblin Revel Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABABAB CADCAD| In gold and grey with fleering looks of sin | A |
| I watch them come by two by three by four | B |
| Advancing slow with loutings they begin | A |
| Their woven measure widening from the door | B |
| While music men behind are straddling in | A |
| With flutes to brisk their feet across the floor | B |
| And jangled dulcimers and fiddles thin | A |
| That taunt the twirling antic through once more | B |
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| They pause and hushed to whispers steal away | C |
| With cunning glances silent go their shoon | A |
| On creakless stairs but far away the dogs | D |
| Bark at some lonely farm and haply they | C |
| Have clambered back into the dusky moon | A |
| That sinks beyond the marshes loud with frogs | D |
Siegfried Sassoon
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