Hexaduad He is exiled: he is dead to us. We will not hear his voice, nor will we see him. |
Hexaduad An Old English poetic form that tells a story in six rhyming couplets Line lengths (syllables per line): 2, 2, 6, 6, 8, 8, 4, 4, 6, 6, 4, 4 Rhyme Scheme: aabbccddeeff Meter: Usually iambic OUTCAST Alone, Unknown, I walk along the street And everyone I meet Just turns aside and will not see. I cry, “Please look! Just look at me!” But no one hears. Throughout the years Of loss and sorrow borne, My heart is bruised and torn. Without a home, Forlorn, I roam. |