Duet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEDEBFGEBHBIGJGFG| Is it the wind of the dawn that I hear | A |
| in the pine overhead | B |
| No but the voice of the deep as it hollows | C |
| the cliffs of the land | D |
| Is there a voice coming up with the | E |
| voice of the deep from the strand | D |
| Once coming up with a Song in the | E |
| flush of the glimmering red | B |
| Love that is born of the deep coming | F |
| up with the sun from the sea | G |
| Love that can shape or can shatter a | E |
| life till the life shall have fled | B |
| Nay let us welcome him Love that | H |
| can lift up a life from the dead | B |
| Keep him away from the lone little isle | I |
| Let us be let us be | G |
| Nay let him make it his own let him | J |
| reign in it he it is he | G |
| Love that is born of the deep coming | F |
| up with the sun from the sea | G |
Alfred Lord Tennyson
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