A Coast View Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST UVW

High mid the shelves of a grey cliff that yetA
Riseth in Babylonian mass aboveB
In a benched cleft as in the mouldered chairC
Of grey beard Time himself I sit aloneD
And gaze with a keen wondering happinessE
Out o er the sea Unto the circling bendF
That verges Heaven a vast luminous plainG
It stretches changeful as a lover s dreamH
Into great spaces mapped by light and shadeI
In constant interchange either neath cloudsJ
The billows darken or they shimmer brightK
In sunny scopes of measureless expanseL
Tis Ocean dreamless of a stormy hourM
Calm or but gently heaving yet O GodN
What a blind fate like mightiness lies coiledO
In slumber under that wide shining faceP
While o er the watery gleam there where its edgeQ
Banks the dim vacancy the topmost sailsR
Of some tall ship whose hull is yet unseenS
Hang as if clinging to a cloud that stillT
Comes rising with them from the void beyondU
Like to a heavenly net drawn from the deepV
And carried upward by ethereal handsW

Charles Harpur



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