The Snowman On The Moor Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CDE FGD HIJ KBL BMB MNO PQR STS TTT TUT VTV TBT BBB WB XYZ YA2Yung from a room | A |
Still ringing with bruit of insults and dishonors | B |
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And in fury left him | C |
Glowering at the coal fire Come find me' her last taunt | D |
He did not come | E |
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But sat on guarding his grim battlement | F |
By the doorstep | G |
Her winter beheaded daisies marrowless gaunt | D |
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Warned her to keep | H |
Indoors with politic goodwill not haste | I |
Into a landscape | J |
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Of stark wind harrowed hills and weltering mist | K |
But from the house | B |
She stalked intractable as a driven ghost | L |
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Across moor snows | B |
Pocked by rock claw and rabbit track she must yet win | M |
Him to his knees | B |
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Let him send police and hounds to bring her in | M |
Nursing her rage | N |
Through bare whistling heather over stiles of black stone | O |
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To the world's white edge | P |
She came and called hell to subdue an unruly man | Q |
And join her siege | R |
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It was no fire blurting fork tailed demon | S |
Volcanoed hot | T |
From marble snow heap of moor to ride that woman | S |
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With spur and knout | T |
Down from pride's size instead a grisly thewed | T |
Austere corpse white | T |
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Giant heaved into the distance stone hatcheted | T |
Sky high and snow | U |
Floured his whirling beard and at his tread | T |
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Ambushed birds by | V |
Dozens dropped dead in the hedges o she felt | T |
No love in his eye | V |
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Worse saw dangling from that spike studded belt | T |
Ladies' sheaved skulls | B |
Mournfully the dry tongues clacked their guilt | T |
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Our wit made fools | B |
Of kings unmanned kings' sons our masteries | B |
Amused court halls | B |
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For that brag we barnacle these iron thighs ' | - |
Throned in the thick | W |
Of a blizzard the giant roared up with his chittering trophies | B |
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From brunt of axe crack | X |
She shied sideways a white fizz and the giant pursuing | Y |
Crumbled to smoke | Z |
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Humbled then and crying | Y |
The girl bent homeward brimful of gentle talk | A2 |
And mild obeying | Y |
Sylvia Plath
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