Are You Content? Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABACDED FGHIJJKJ LJMJFDND| I call on those that call me son | A |
| Grandson or great grandson | A |
| On uncles aunts great uncles or great aunts | B |
| To judge what I have done | A |
| Have I that put it into words | C |
| Spoilt what old loins have sent | D |
| Eyes spiritualised by death can judge | E |
| I cannot but I am not content | D |
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| He that in Sligo at Drumcliff | F |
| Set up the old stone Cross | G |
| That red headed rector in County Down | H |
| A good man on a horse | I |
| Sandymount Corbets that notable man | J |
| Old William pollexfen | J |
| The smuggler Middleton Butlers far back | K |
| Half legendary men | J |
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| Infirm and aged I might stay | L |
| In some good company | J |
| I who have always hated work | M |
| Smiling at the sea | J |
| Or demonstrate in my own life | F |
| What Robert Browning meant | D |
| By an old hunter talking with Gods | N |
| But I am not content | D |
William Butler Yeats
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