The Mind's Liberty Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJKKK| The mind with its own eyes and ears | A |
| May for these others have no care | B |
| No matter where this body is | C |
| The mind is free to go elsewhere | B |
| My mind can be a sailor when | D |
| This body's still confined to land | E |
| And turn these mortals into trees | F |
| That walk in Fleet Street or the Strand | E |
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| So when I'm passing Charing Cross | G |
| Where porters work both night and day | H |
| I ofttimes hear sweet Malpas Brook | I |
| That flows thrice fifty miles away | H |
| And when I'm passing near St Paul's | J |
| I see beyond the dome and crowd | K |
| Twm Barlum that green pap in Gwent | K |
| With its dark nipple in a cloud | K |
William Henry Davies
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