The Moon Is Up Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCE FGFGCECE HIHICECE| The moon is up the stars are bright | A |
| the wind is fresh and free | B |
| We're out to seek the gold tonight | A |
| across the silver sea | B |
| The world is growing grey and old | C |
| break out the sails again | D |
| We're out to see a Realm of Gold | C |
| beyond the Spanish Main | E |
| - | |
| We're sick of all the cringing knees | F |
| the courtly smiles and lies | G |
| God let Thy singing channel breeze | F |
| lighten our hearts and eyes | G |
| Let love no more be bought and sold | C |
| for earthly loss or gain | E |
| We're out to seek an Age of Gold | C |
| beyond the Spanish Main | E |
| - | |
| Beyond the light of far Cathay | H |
| beyond all mortal dreams | I |
| Beyond the reach of night and day | H |
| Our El Dorado gleams | I |
| Revealing as the skies unfold | C |
| A star without a stain | E |
| The Glory of the Gates of Gold | C |
| beyond the Spanish Main | E |
Alfred Noyes
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