The Little Girl Found Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD BBEE DDFF GGAA HHII CCJJ IIKK LLMM CCNN OPBB QOEE RRSSAll the night in woe | A |
Lyca's parents go | A |
Over vallies deep | B |
While the desarts weep | B |
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Tired and woe begone | C |
Hoarse with making moan | C |
Arm in arm seven days | D |
They trac'd the desert ways | D |
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Seven nights they sleep | B |
Among shadows deep | B |
And dream they see their child | E |
Starvdd in desart wild | E |
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Pale thro' pathless ways | D |
The fancied image strays | D |
Famish'd weeping weak | F |
With hollow piteous shriek | F |
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Rising from unrest | G |
The trembling woman prest | G |
With feet of weary woe | A |
She could no further go | A |
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In his arms he bore | H |
Her arm'd with sorrow sore | H |
Till before their way | I |
A couching lion lay | I |
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Turning back was vain | C |
Soon his heavy mane | C |
Bore them to the ground | J |
Then he stalk'd around | J |
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Smelling to his prey | I |
But their fears allay | I |
When he licks their hands | K |
And silent by them stands | K |
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They look upon his eyes | L |
Fill'd with deep surprise | L |
And wondering behold | M |
A spirit arm'd in gold | M |
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On his head a crown | C |
On his shoulders down | C |
Flow'd his golden hair | N |
Gone was all their care | N |
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Follow me he said | O |
Weep not for the maid | P |
In my palace deep | B |
Lyca lies asleep | B |
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Then they followed | Q |
Where the vision led | O |
And saw their sleeping child | E |
Among tygers wild | E |
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To this day they dwell | R |
In a lonely dell | R |
Nor fear the wolvish howl | S |
Nor the lion's growl | S |
William Blake
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