Cake And Sack Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDEFEGHIHJKLKMDCN| Old King Caraway | A |
| Supped on cake | B |
| And a cup of sack | C |
| His thirst to slake | C |
| Bird in arras | D |
| And hound in hall | E |
| Watched very softly | F |
| Or not at all | E |
| Fire in the middle | G |
| Stone all round | H |
| Changed not heeded not | I |
| Made no sound | H |
| All by himself | J |
| At the Table High | K |
| He'd nibble and sip | L |
| While his dreams slipped by | K |
| And when he had finished | M |
| He'd nod and say | D |
| 'Cake and sack | C |
| For King Caraway ' | N |
Walter De La Mare
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