Vagg Hollow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABAAC CDEDFD DGHGHC CICICI| What do you see in Vagg Hollow | A |
| Little boy when you go | A |
| In the morning at five on your lonely drive | B |
| I see men's souls who follow | A |
| Till we've passed where the road lies low | A |
| When they vanish at our creaking | C |
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| They are like white faces speaking | C |
| Beside and behind the waggon | D |
| One just as father's was when here | E |
| The waggoner drinks from his flagon | D |
| Or he'd flinch when the Hollow is near | F |
| But he does not give me any | D |
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| Sometimes the faces are many | D |
| But I walk along by the horses | G |
| He asleep on the straw as we jog | H |
| And I hear the loud water courses | G |
| And the drops from the trees in the fog | H |
| And watch till the day is breaking | C |
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| And the wind out by Tintinhull waking | C |
| I hear in it father's call | I |
| As he called when I saw him dying | C |
| And he sat by the fire last Fall | I |
| And mother stood by sighing | C |
| But I'm not afraid at all | I |
Thomas Hardy
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