#disdoorted-crows

Scansion:

– ◡ / ◡ – / ◡ – ◡ || ◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ – I will arise and go now, || and go to Innisfree, – ◡ / ◡ – / ◡ – ◡ || ◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ – And a small cabin build there, || of clay and wattles made; ◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ – ◡ || ◡ – / ◡ ◡ – / ◡ – Nine bean-rows will I have there, || a hive for the honey-bee, ◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ ◡ – / ◡ – And live / alone / in the bee/-loud glade. ◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ – ◡ || ◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ – And I shall have some peace there, || for peace comes dropping slow, – ◡ / ◡ ◡ – / ◡ ◡ – ◡ || ◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ – Dropping from the veils of the morning || to where the cricket sings; ◡ – / ◡ –/ ◡ – ◡ || ◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ – There midnight’s all a glimmer, || and noon a purple glow, ◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ ◡ – / ◡ – And evening full of the linnet’s wings. – ◡ / ◡ – / ◡ – ◡ || ◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ – I will arise and go now, || for always night and day ◡ – / – ◡ / ◡ – ◡ || ◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ – I hear lake water lapping || with low sounds by the shore; ◡ – / – ◡ / ◡ – ◡ || ◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ – While I stand on the roadway, || or on the pavements grey, ◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ – I hear it in the deep heart’s core.

ABAB stanzas. The fourth line of each stanza is mostly-iambic tetrameter:

◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ –

The other lines are hexameters, also mostly-iambic, with a caesura in the middle of the line and an additional short syllable/feminine ending right before the caesura:

◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ – ◡ || ◡ – / ◡ – / ◡ –