To Night Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABABCDCDCDEE| So thou art come again old black winged night | A |
| Like an huge bird between us and the sun | B |
| Hiding with out stretched form the genial light | A |
| And still beneath thine icy bosom's dun | B |
| And cloudy plumage hatching fog breathed blight | A |
| And embryo storms and crabb d frosts that shun | B |
| Day's warm caress The owls from ivied loop | C |
| Are shrieking homage as thou cowerest high | D |
| Like sable crow pausing in eager stoop | C |
| On the dim world thou gluttest thy clouded eye | D |
| Silently waiting latest time's fell whoop | C |
| When thou shalt quit thine eyrie in the sky | D |
| To pounce upon the world with eager claw | E |
| And tomb time death and substance in thy maw | E |
Thomas Lovell Beddoes
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