Newport Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAACDAEFGEFH| ON these brown rocks the waves dissolve in spray | A |
| As when our fathers saw them first alee | B |
| If such a one could come again and see | C |
| This ancient haven in its latter day | A |
| These haughty palaces and gardens gay | A |
| These dense soft lawns bedecked by many a tree | C |
| Borne like a gem from Ind or Araby | D |
| If he could see the race he bred at play | A |
| Bright like a flock of tropic birds allured | E |
| To pause a moment on their southward wing | F |
| By these warm sands and by these summer seas | G |
| Would he not cry 'Alas have I endured | E |
| Exile and famine hate and suffering | F |
| To win religious liberty for these ' | H |
Alice Duer Miller
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