Kent In War Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDB EFGHIF JKLKFK MLNLOL PCLCKC KQFQRQ STDUVT

The pebbly brook is cold to nightA
Its water soft as airB
A clear cold crystal bodied windC
Shadowless and bareB
Leaping and running in this worldD
Where dark horned cattle stareB
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Where dark horned cattle stare hoof firmE
On the dark pavements of the skyF
And trees are mummies swathed in sleepG
And small dark hills crowd wearilyH
Soft multitudes of snow grey cloudsI
Without a sound march byF
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Down at the bottom of the roadJ
I smell the woody dampK
Of that cold spirit in the grassL
And leave my hill top campK
Its long gun pointing in the skyF
And take the Moon for lampK
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I stop beside the bright cold glintM
Of that thin spirit in the grassL
So gay it is so innocentN
I watch its sparkling footsteps passL
Lightly from smooth round stone to stoneO
Hid in the dew hung grassL
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My lamp shines in the globes of dewP
And leaps into that crystal windC
Running along the shaken grassL
To each dark hole that it can findC
The crystal wind the Moon my lampK
Have vanished in a wood that's blindC
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High lies my small my shadowy campK
Crowded about by small dark hillsQ
With sudden small white flowers the skyF
Above the woods' dark greenness fillsQ
And hosts of dark browed muttering treesR
In trance the white Moon stillsQ
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I move among their tall grey formsS
A thin moon glimmering wandering GhostT
Who takes his lantern through the worldD
In search of life that he has lostU
While watching by that long lean gunV
Up on his small hill postT

W.j. Turner



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