The Lady Of The Lake: Canto 1 (excerpt) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCECECBDCC FCFCGHGHIFCC JKJHLCLCJJKHSONG | A |
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Soldier rest thy warfare o'er | B |
Sleep the sleep that knows not breaking | C |
Dream of battled fields no more | D |
Days of danger nights of waking | C |
In our isle's enchanted hall | E |
Hands unseen thy couch are strewing | C |
Fairy strains of music fall | E |
Every sense in slumber dewing | C |
Soldier rest thy warfare o'er | B |
Dream of fighting fields no more | D |
Sleep the sleep that knows not breaking | C |
Morn of toil nor night of waking | C |
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No rude sound shall reach thine ear | F |
Armour's clang or war steed champing | C |
Trump nor pibroch summon here | F |
Mustering clan or squadron tramping | C |
Yet the lark's shrill fife may come | G |
At the day break from the fallow | H |
And the bittern sound his drum | G |
Booming from the sedgy shallow | H |
Ruder sounds shall none be near | I |
Guards nor warders challenge here | F |
Here's no war steed's neigh and champing | C |
Shouting clans or squadrons stamping | C |
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Huntsman rest thy chase is done | J |
While our slumbrous spells assail ye | K |
Dream not with the rising sun | J |
Bugles here shall sound reveill | H |
Sleep the deer is in his den | L |
Sleep thy hounds are by thee lying | C |
Sleep nor dream in yonder glen | L |
How thy gallant steed lay dying | C |
Huntsman rest thy chase is done | J |
Think not of the rising sun | J |
For at dawning to assail ye | K |
Here no bugles sound reveill | H |
Sir Walter Scott
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