Comfort Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHB BAA BIJ AKAKAs I mused by the hearthside | A |
Puss said to me | B |
'there burns the fire man | C |
and here sit we | B |
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Four walls around us | D |
against the cold air | E |
and the latch drawn close | F |
to the draughty stair | E |
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A roof o'er our heads | G |
star proof moon immune | H |
and a wind in the chimney | B |
to wail us a tune ' | - |
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'What felicity ' miaowed he | B |
'where none may intrude | A |
just man and beast met | A |
in this solitude ' | - |
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'Dear God what security | B |
comfort and bliss | I |
and to think too what ages | J |
have brought us to this ' | - |
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'You in your sheep's' wool coat | A |
buttons of bone | K |
and me in my fur about | A |
on the warm hearthstone' | K |
Walter De La Mare
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