Mongan Laments The Change That Has Come Upon Him And His Beloved Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDEFGFG| Do you not hear me calling white deer with no horns | A |
| I have been changed to a hound with one red ear | B |
| I have been in the Path of Stones and the Wood of Thorns | A |
| For somebody hid hatred and hope and desire and fear | C |
| Under my feet that they follow you night and day | D |
| A man with a hazel wand came without sound | E |
| He changed me suddenly I was looking another way | D |
| And now my calling is but the calling of a hound | E |
| And Time and Birth and Change are hurrying by | F |
| I would that the boar without bristles had come from the West | G |
| And had rooted the sun and moon and stars out of the sky | F |
| And lay in the darkness grunting and turning to his rest | G |
William Butler Yeats
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