Love At Sea Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAAAB CCDEEFA GGHFFHA IIJBBJA KKLMMLWE ARE in love s land to day | A |
Where shall we go | B |
Love shall we start or stay | A |
Or sail or row | B |
There s many a wind and way | A |
And never a May but May | A |
We are in love s hand to day | A |
Where shall we go | B |
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Our landwind is the breath | C |
Of sorrows kissed to death | C |
And joys that were | D |
Our ballast is a rose | E |
Our way lies where God knows | E |
And love knows where | F |
We are in love s hand to day | A |
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Our seamen are fledged Loves | G |
Our masts are bills of doves | G |
Our decks fine gold | H |
Our ropes are dead maids hair | F |
Our stores are love shafts fair | F |
And manifold | H |
We are in love s land to day | A |
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Where shall we land you sweet | I |
On fields of strange men s feet | I |
Or fields near home | J |
Or where the fire flowers blow | B |
Or where the flowers of snow | B |
Or flowers of foam | J |
We are in love s hand to day | A |
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Land me she says where love | K |
Shows but one shaft one dove | K |
One heart one hand | L |
A shore like that my dear | M |
Lies where no man will steer | M |
No maiden land | L |
Algernon Charles Swinburne
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