Suppose Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE FGHG IJGJ K FL MNOD MJPJ OQRQ SBSB T| Suppose and suppose that a wild little Horse of Magic | A |
| Came cantering out of the sky | B |
| With bridle of silver and into the saddle I mounted | C |
| To fly and to fly | B |
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| And we stretched up into the air fleeting on in the sunshine | D |
| A speck in the gleam | E |
| On galloping hoofs his mane in the wind out flowing | F |
| In a shadowy stream | E |
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| And oh when all lone the gentle star of evening | F |
| Came crinkling into the blue | G |
| A magical castle we saw in the air like a cloud of moonlight | H |
| As onward we flew | G |
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| And across the green moat on the drawbridge we foamed and we snorted | I |
| And there was a beautiful Queen | J |
| Who smiled at me strangely and spoke to my wild little Horse too | G |
| A lovely and beautiful Queen | J |
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| And she cried with delight and delight to her delicate maidens | K |
| 'Behold my daughter my dear ' | - |
| And they crowned me with flowers and then to their harps sate playing | F |
| Solemn and clear | L |
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| And magical cakes and goblets were spread on the table | M |
| And at window the birds came in | N |
| Hopping along with bright eyes pecking crumbs from the platters | O |
| And sipped of the wine | D |
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| And splashing up up to the roof tossed fountains of crystal | M |
| And Princes in scarlet and green | J |
| Shot with their bows and arrows and kneeled with their dishes | P |
| Of fruits for the Queen | J |
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| And we walked in a magical garden with rivers and bowers | O |
| And my bed was of ivory and gold | Q |
| And the Queen breathed soft in my ear a song of enchantment | R |
| And I never grew old | Q |
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| And I never never came back to the earth oh never and never | S |
| How mother would cry and cry | B |
| There'd be snow on the fields then and all these sweet flowers in the winter | S |
| Would wither and die | B |
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| Suppose and suppose | T |
Walter De La Mare
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