Night Wanderers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGH| They hear the bell of midnight toll | A |
| And shiver in their flesh and soul | A |
| They lie on hard cold wood or stone | B |
| Iron and ache in every bone | B |
| They hate the night they see no eyes | C |
| Of loved ones in the starlit skies | C |
| They see the cold dark water near | D |
| They dare not take long looks for fear | D |
| They'll fall like those poor birds that see | E |
| A snake's eyes staring at their tree | E |
| Some of them laugh half mad and some | F |
| All through the chilly night are dumb | F |
| Like poor weak infants some converse | G |
| And cough like giants deep and hoarse | H |
William Henry Davies
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