Crazy Jane On The Mountain Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKBLDMDNFOJ PQ| I am tired of cursing the Bishop | A |
| Said Crazy Jane | B |
| Nine books or nine hats | C |
| Would not make him a man | D |
| I have found something worse | E |
| To meditate on | F |
| A King had some beautiful cousins | G |
| But where are they gone | H |
| Battered to death in a cellar | I |
| And he stuck to his throne | J |
| Last night I lay on the mountain | K |
| Said Crazy Jane | B |
| There in a two horsed carriage | L |
| That on two wheels ran | D |
| Great bladdered Emer sat | M |
| Her violent man | D |
| Cuchulain sat at her side | N |
| Thereupon | F |
| Propped upon my two knees | O |
| I kissed a stone | J |
| I lay stretched out in the dirt | P |
| And I cried tears down | Q |
William Butler Yeats
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