In Tara's Halls Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCADAAEDFGHIJDKLMA N| A MAN I praise that once in Tara's Hals | A |
| Said to the woman on his knees 'Lie still | B |
| My hundredth year is at an end I think | C |
| That something is about to happen I think | C |
| That the adventure of old age begins | A |
| To many women I have said ''Lie still '' | D |
| And given everything a woman needs | A |
| A roof good clothes passion love perhaps | A |
| But never asked for love should I ask that | E |
| I shall be old indeed ' | D |
| Thereon the man | F |
| Went to the Sacred House and stood between | G |
| The golden plough and harrow and spoke aloud | H |
| That all attendants and the casual crowd might hear | I |
| 'God I have loved but should I ask return | J |
| Of God or woman the time were come to die ' | D |
| He bade his hundred and first year at end | K |
| Diggers and carpenters make grave and coffin | L |
| Saw that the grave was deep the coffin sound | M |
| Summoned the generations of his house | A |
| Lay in the coffin stopped his breath and died | N |
William Butler Yeats
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