Yattendon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCCC DEDEFGFG| Among the woods and tillage | A |
| That fringe the topmost downs | B |
| All lonely lies the village | A |
| Far off from seas and towns | B |
| Yet when her own folk slumbered | C |
| I heard within her street | C |
| Murmur of men unnumbered | C |
| And march of myriad feet | C |
| - | |
| For all she lies so lonely | D |
| Far off from towns and seas | E |
| The village holds not only | D |
| The roofs beneath her trees | E |
| While Life is sweet and tragic | F |
| And Death is veiled and dumb | G |
| Hither by singer's magic | F |
| The pilgrim world must come | G |
Sir Henry Newbolt
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