By The North Sea Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCACA DEDEFGFG| Her cheek was wet with North Sea spray | A |
| We walked where tide and shingle meet | B |
| The long waves rolled from far away | A |
| To purr in ripples at our feet | B |
| And as we walked it seemed to me | C |
| That three old friends had met that day | A |
| The old old sky the old old sea | C |
| And love which is as old as they | A |
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| Out seaward hung the brooding mist | D |
| We saw it rolling fold on fold | E |
| And marked the great Sun alchemist | D |
| Turn all its leaden edge to gold | E |
| Look well look well oh lady mine | F |
| The gray below the gold above | G |
| For so the grayest life may shine | F |
| All golden in the light of love | G |
Arthur Conan Doyle
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