Hrolf's Thrall, His Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF| There be five things to a man's desire | A |
| Kine flesh roof tree his own fire | A |
| Clean cup of sweet wine from goat's hide | B |
| And through dark night one to lie beside | B |
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| Four things poor and homely be | C |
| Hearth fire white cheese own roof tree | C |
| True mead slow brewed with brown malt | D |
| But a good woman is savour and salt | D |
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| Plow shove deep through gray loam | E |
| Hack sword hack for straw thatch home | E |
| Guard buckler guard both beast and human | F |
| God send true man his true woman | F |
Willard Wattles
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