Man And The Sea Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC AEFA GHIG| Free man you'll love the ocean endlessly | A |
| It is your mirror you observe your soul | B |
| In how its billows endlessly unroll | B |
| Your spirit's bitter depths are there to see | A |
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| You plunge in joy to your reflection's core | C |
| With eyes and heart seizing it all along | D |
| Your heart sometimes neglects its proper song | D |
| Distracted by the ocean's savage roar | C |
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| The two of you are subtle shadowy | A |
| Man none has sounded your profound recess | E |
| O sea none knows the richness of your depths | F |
| Since you protect your secrets jealously | A |
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| And yet because you both love death and strife | G |
| You've fought each other through the endless years | H |
| With no remorse without a pitying tear | I |
| Relentless brothers enemies for life | G |
Charles Baudelaire
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