The Eagle Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCCCD DAEEB| They have him in a cage | A |
| And little children run | B |
| To offer him well meant bits of bun | B |
| And very common people say My word | C |
| Ain't he a 'orrible bird | C |
| And the smart How absurd | C |
| Poor captive draggled downcast lord of the air | D |
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| Steadfast in his despair | D |
| He doth not rage | A |
| But with unconquerable eye | E |
| And soul aflame to fly | E |
| Considereth the sun | B |
Thomas William Hodgson Crosland
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