A Wet Night Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CCCC CDECCE| I pace along the rain shafts riddling me | A |
| Mile after mile out by the moorland way | B |
| And up the hill and through the ewe leaze gray | B |
| Into the lane and round the corner tree | A |
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| Where as my clothing clams me mire bestarred | C |
| And the enfeebled light dies out of day | C |
| Leaving the liquid shades to reign I say | C |
| This is a hardship to be calendared | C |
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| Yet sires of mine now perished and forgot | C |
| When worse beset ere roads were shapen here | D |
| And night and storm were foes indeed to fear | E |
| Times numberless have trudged across this spot | C |
| In sturdy muteness on their strenuous lot | C |
| And taking all such toils as trifles mere | E |
Thomas Hardy
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