The Ragged Wood Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DBDB EBEB| O hurry where by water among the trees | A |
| The delicate stepping stag and his lady sigh | B |
| When they have but looked upon their images | C |
| Would none had ever loved but you and I | B |
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| Or have you heard that sliding silver shoed | D |
| Pale silver proud queen woman of the sky | B |
| When the sun looked out of his golden hood | D |
| O that none ever loved but you and I | B |
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| O hurty to the ragged wood for there | E |
| I will drive all those lovers out and cry | B |
| O my share of the world O yellow hair | E |
| No one has ever loved but you and I | B |
William Butler Yeats
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