On My Songs Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDCACAAC| Though unseen Poets many and many a time | A |
| Have answered me as if they knew my woe | B |
| And it might seem have fashioned so their rime | A |
| To be my own soul's cry easing the flow | B |
| Of my dumb tears with language sweet as sobs | C |
| Yet are there days when all these hoards of thought | D |
| Hold nothing for me Not one verse that throbs | C |
| Throbs with my heart or as my brain is fraught | D |
| 'Tis then I voice mine own weird reveries | C |
| Low croonings of a motherless child in gloom | A |
| Singing his frightened self to sleep are these | C |
| One night if thou shouldst lie in this Sick Room | A |
| Dreading the Dark thou darest not illume | A |
| Listen my voice may haply lend thee ease | C |
Wilfred Owen
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