Outward Bound Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEGHIHJKJK| Away away she plunges | A |
| With her white sails o er her spread | B |
| Like the sheety clouds that gather | C |
| On some great hill s piny head | B |
| Still away she plunges rampant | D |
| Like a lion roused to wrath | E |
| And the late proud wave lies humbled | F |
| In the foam track of her path | E |
| Yet ho My gallant sailors | G |
| Wear her head from off the land | H |
| As his steed obeys the Arab | I |
| How she feels the steering hand | H |
| And the deep in her wide dwelling | J |
| Her wild spouse the gipsy wind | K |
| Like a soul from earth departing | J |
| So she leaves the coast behind | K |
Charles Harpur
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