A Man Young And Old: Vi. His Memories Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDB EFEFCF GEHEI| We should be hidden from their eyes | A |
| Being but holy shows | B |
| And bodies broken like a thorn | C |
| Whereon the bleak north blows | B |
| To think of buried Hector | D |
| And that none living knows | B |
| - | |
| The women take so little stock | E |
| In what I do or say | F |
| They'd sooner leave their cosseting | E |
| To hear a jackass bray | F |
| My arms are like the twisted thorn | C |
| And yet there beauty lay | F |
| - | |
| The first of all the tribe lay there | G |
| And did such pleasure take | E |
| She who had brought great Hector down | H |
| And put all Troy to wreck | E |
| That she cried into this ear | I |
| 'Strike me if I shriek ' | - |
William Butler Yeats
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