Poor Old Pilgrim Misery ( Song ) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCECEEFB GHGIJKJKFBAct I scene lines | A |
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Poor old pilgrim Misery | B |
Beneath the silent moon he sate | C |
A listening to the screech owl's cry | D |
And the cold wind's goblin prate | C |
Beside him lay his staff of yew | E |
With withered willow twined | C |
His scant grey hair all wet with dew | E |
His cheeks with grief ybrined | E |
And his cry it was ever alack | F |
Alack and woe is me | B |
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Anon a wanton imp astray | G |
His piteous moaning hears | H |
And from his bosom steals away | G |
His rosary of tears | I |
With his plunder fled that urchin elf | J |
And hid it in your eyes | K |
Then tell me back the stolen pelf | J |
Give up the lawless prize | K |
Or your cry shall be ever alack | F |
Alack and woe is me | B |
Thomas Lovell Beddoes
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