A Woman Driving Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEDE FGFG HIJI KLKLHow she held up the horses' heads | A |
Firm lipped with steady rein | B |
Down that grim steep the coastguard treads | A |
Till all was safe again | C |
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With form erect and keen contour | D |
She passed against the sea | E |
And dipping into the chine's obscure | D |
Was seen no more by me | E |
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To others she appeared anew | F |
At times of dusky light | G |
But always so they told withdrew | F |
From close and curious sight | G |
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Some said her silent wheels would roll | H |
Rutless on softest loam | I |
And even that her steeds' footfall | J |
Sank not upon the foam | I |
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Where drives she now It may be where | K |
No mortal horses are | L |
But in a chariot of the air | K |
Towards some radiant star | L |
Thomas Hardy
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