The Tune Of Seven Towers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDD AECEDD AFCFDD AGCGDD ACCCDD AHCHDD AIJCIDD| No one goes there now | A |
| For what is left to fetch away | B |
| From the desolate battlements all arow | C |
| And the lead roof heavy and grey | C |
| Therefore said fair Yoland of the flowers | D |
| This is the tune of Seven Towers | D |
| - | |
| No one walks there now | A |
| Except in the white moonlight | E |
| The white ghosts walk in a row | C |
| If one could see it an awful sight | E |
| Listen said fair Yoland of the flowers | D |
| This is the tune of Seven Towers | D |
| - | |
| But none can see them now | A |
| Though they sit by the side of the moat | F |
| Feet half in the water there in a row | C |
| Long hair in the wind afloat | F |
| Therefore said fair Yoland of the flowers | D |
| This is the tune of Seven Towers | D |
| - | |
| If any will go to it now | A |
| He must go to it all alone | G |
| Its gates will not open to any row | C |
| Of glittering spears will you go alone | G |
| Listen said fair Yoland of the flowers | D |
| This is the tune of Seven Towers | D |
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| By my love go there now | A |
| To fetch me my coif away | C |
| My coif and my kirtle with pearls arow | C |
| Oliver go to day | C |
| Therefore said fair Yoland of the flowers | D |
| This is the tune of Seven Towers | D |
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| I am unhappy now | A |
| I cannot tell you why | H |
| If you go the priests and I in a row | C |
| Will pray that you may not die | H |
| Listen said fair Yoland of the flowers | D |
| This is the tune of Seven Towers | D |
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| If you will go for me now | A |
| I will kiss your mouth at last | I |
| She sayeth inwardly | J |
| The graves stand grey in a row | C |
| Oliver hold me fast | I |
| Therefore said fair Yoland of the flowers | D |
| This is the tune of Seven Towers | D |
William Morris
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