A Song By The Shore Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCCC ECECCFCFF| Lose and love is love's first art | A |
| So it was with thee and me | B |
| For I first beheld thy heart | A |
| On the night I last saw thee | B |
| Pine woods and mysteries | C |
| Sea sands and sorrows | D |
| Hearts fluttered by a breeze | C |
| That bodes dark morrows morrows | C |
| Bodes dark morrows | C |
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| Moonlight in sweet overflow | E |
| Poured upon the earth and sea | C |
| Lovelight with intenser glow | E |
| In the deeps of thee and me | C |
| Clasped hands and silences | C |
| Hearts faint and throbbing | F |
| The weak wind sighing in the trees | C |
| The strong surf sobbing sobbing | F |
| The strong surf sobbing | F |
Bliss Carman And Richard Hovey
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