The Islet And The Palm Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF| O gentle sister spirit when you smile | A |
| My soul is like a lonely coral isle | A |
| An islet shadowed by a single palm | B |
| Ringed round with reef and foam but inly calm | B |
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| And all day long I listen to the speech | C |
| Of wind and water on my charmed beach | C |
| I see far off beyond mine outer shore | D |
| The ocean flash and hear his harmless roar | D |
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| And in the night time when the glorious sun | E |
| With all his life and all his light is done | E |
| The wind still murmurs in my slender tree | F |
| And shakes the moonlight on the silver sea | F |
Archibald Lampman
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