Middle-ages Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBADCD EFGFEHGH| I heard a clash and a cry | A |
| And a horseman fleeing the wood | B |
| The moon hid in a cloud | C |
| Deep in shadow I stood | B |
| 'Ugly work ' thought I | A |
| Holding my breath | D |
| 'Men must be cruel and proud | C |
| 'Jousting for death' | D |
| - | |
| With gusty glimmering shone | E |
| The moon and the wind blew colder | F |
| A man went over the hill | G |
| Bent to his horse's shoulder | F |
| 'Time for me to be gone' | E |
| Darkly I fled | H |
| Owls in the wood were shrill | G |
| And the moon sank red | H |
Siegfried Sassoon
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