The Rowfant Catalogue Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBABACDEDFE| Friends had he many neighbours next to none | A |
| Rowfant and Crabbet lay few fields apart | B |
| Each Sunday saw him here his church drill done | A |
| Duly stroll in to talk of books and art | B |
| Entrapped may be to share my modest tart | B |
| Roast fowl and claret and an evening won | A |
| In stealth from Sabbath bonds strange to his heart | B |
| Childlike he prized these truant bursts of fun | A |
| Long years ago It needs his wit to jog | C |
| Old time to life Yet I remember well | D |
| Companioning him home to the hill's top | E |
| Keen on his books and how he paused to tell | D |
| Eager the first news of this Catalogue | F |
| Reading it see the tears come and I stop | E |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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