The Sower Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH IJIJ| Sitting in a porchway cool | A |
| Fades the ruddy sunlight fast | B |
| Twilight hastens on to rule | A |
| Working hours are wellnigh past | B |
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| Shadows shoot across the lands | C |
| But one sower lingers still | D |
| Old in rags he patient stands | C |
| Looking on I feel a thrill | D |
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| Black and high his silhouette | E |
| Dominates the furrows deep | F |
| Now to sow the task is set | E |
| Soon shall come a time to reap | F |
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| Marches he along the plain | G |
| To and fro and scatters wide | H |
| From his hands the precious grain | G |
| Moody I to see him stride | H |
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| Darkness deepens Gone the light | I |
| Now his gestures to mine eyes | J |
| Are august and strange his height | I |
| Seems to touch the starry skies | J |
Victor Marie Hugo
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