The Hawthorn Tree Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEAFAGF| Not much to me is yonder lane | A |
| Where I go every day | B |
| But when there's been a shower of rain | A |
| And hedge birds whistle gay | B |
| I know my lad that's out in France | C |
| With fearsome things to see | D |
| Would give his eyes for just one glance | C |
| At our white hawthorn tree | D |
| E | |
| Not much to me is yonder lane | A |
| Where he so longs to tread | F |
| But when there's been a shower of rain | A |
| I think I'll never weep again | G |
| Until I've heard he's dead | F |
Siegfried Sassoon
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