In An Old Barn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADCEDCE| Tons upon tons the brown green fragrant hay | A |
| O'erbrims the mows beyond the time warped eaves | B |
| Up to the rafters where the spider weaves | B |
| Though few flies wander his secluded way | A |
| Through a high chink one lonely golden ray | A |
| Wherein the dust is dancing slants unstirred | C |
| In the dry hush some rustlings light are heard | C |
| Of winter hidden mice at furtive play | A |
| Far down the cattle in their shadowed stalls | D |
| Nose deep in clover fodder's meadowy scent | C |
| Forget the snows that whelm their pasture streams | E |
| The frost that bites the world beyond their walls | D |
| Warm housed they dream of summer well content | C |
| In day long contemplation of their dreams | E |
Sir Charles George Douglas Roberts
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