Night And Morning Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKLK| The winds are piping loud to night | A |
| And the waves roll strong and high | B |
| God pity the watchful mariner | C |
| Who toils 'neath yonder sky | B |
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| I saw the vessel speed away | D |
| With a free majestic sweep | E |
| At evening as the sun went down | F |
| To his palace in the deep | E |
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| An aged crone sat on the beach | G |
| And pointing to the ship | H |
| She'll never return again she said | I |
| With a scorn upon her lip | H |
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| The morning rose tempestuous | J |
| The winds blew to the shore | K |
| There were corpses on the sands that morn | L |
| But the ship came nevermore | K |
Charles Sangster
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