A Dream Or No Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAA BCCB DEED BAAB AFFA BAABWhy go to Saint Juliot What's Juliot to me | A |
I've been but made fancy | A |
By some necromancy | A |
That much of my life claims the spot as its key | A |
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Yes I have had dreams of that place in the West | B |
And a maiden abiding | C |
Thereat as in hiding | C |
Fair eyed and white shouldered broad browed and brown tressed | B |
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And of how coastward bound on a night long ago | D |
There lonely I found her | E |
The sea birds around her | E |
And other than nigh things uncaring to know | D |
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So sweet her life there in my thought has it seemed | B |
That quickly she drew me | A |
To take her unto me | A |
And lodge her long years with me Such have I dreamed | B |
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But nought of that maid from Saint Juliot I see | A |
Can she ever have been here | F |
And shed her life's sheen here | F |
The woman I thought a long housemate with me | A |
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Does there even a place like Saint Juliot exist | B |
Or a Vallency Valley | A |
With stream and leafed alley | A |
Or Beeny or Bos with its flounce flinging mist | B |
Thomas Hardy
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