Now The Hungry Lion Roars Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCDEFEFGHGHDIDICCJ J| From A Midsummer Night's Dream Act V Scene | A |
| - | |
| PUCK sings | B |
| NOW the hungry lion roars | C |
| And the wolf behowls the moon | D |
| Whilst the heavy ploughman snores | C |
| All with weary task fordone | D |
| Now the wasted brands do glow | E |
| Whilst the screech owl screeching loud | F |
| Puts the wretch that lies in woe | E |
| In remembrance of a shroud | F |
| Now it is the time of night | G |
| That the graves all gaping wide | H |
| Every one lets forth his sprite | G |
| In the churchway paths to glide | H |
| And we fairies that do run | D |
| By the triple Hecate's team | I |
| From the presence of the sun | D |
| Following darkness like a dream | I |
| Now are frolic not a mouse | C |
| Shall disturb this hallowed house | C |
| I am sent with broom before | J |
| To sweep the dust behind the door | J |
William Shakespeare
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