Under Saturn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACACDEFEAGAH| Do not because this day I have grown saturnine | A |
| Imagine that lost love inseparable from my thought | B |
| Because I have no other youth can make me pine | A |
| For how should I forget the wisdom that you brought | B |
| The comfort that you made Although my wits have gone | A |
| On a fantastic ride my horse's flanks are spurred | C |
| By childish memories of an old cross Pollexfen | A |
| And of a Middleton whose name you never heard | C |
| And of a red haired Yeats whose looks although he died | D |
| Before my time seem like a vivid memory | E |
| You heard that labouring man who had served my people He said | F |
| Upon the open road near to the Sligo quay | E |
| No no not said but cried it out 'You have come again | A |
| And surely after twenty years it was time to come ' | G |
| I am thinking of a child's vow sworn in vain | A |
| Never to leave that valley his fathers called their home | H |
William Butler Yeats
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