When Helen Lived Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEFEGHGH

We have cried in our despairA
That men desertB
For some trivial affairA
Or noisy insolent sportC
Beauty that we have wonD
From bitterest hoursE
Yet we had we walked withinF
Those topless towersE
Where Helen waked with her boyG
Had given but as the restH
Of the men and women of TroyG
A word and a jestH

William Butler Yeats



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