Hallowe'en Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBB CCC DDD EEF GGG| There is an old Italian legend which says that on the eve of the beloved festival of All Saints Hallowe'en the souls of the dead return to earth for a little while and go by on the wind The feast of All Saints is followed by the feast of the dead when for a day only the sound of the Miserere is heard throughout the cities of Italy | A |
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| Hark Hark to the wind 'Tis the night they say | B |
| When all souls come back from the far away | B |
| The dead forgotten this many a day | B |
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| And the dead remembered ay long and well | C |
| And the little children whose spirits dwell | C |
| In God's green garden of asphodel | C |
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| Have you reached the country of all content | D |
| souls we know since the day you went | D |
| From this time worn world where your years were spent | D |
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| Would you come back to the sun and the rain | E |
| The sweetness the strife the thing we call pain | E |
| And then unravel life's tangle again | F |
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| I lean to the dark Hush was it a sigh | G |
| Or the painted vine leaves that rustled by | G |
| Or only a night bird's echoing cry | G |
Virna Sheard
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