Peace. A Study Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDEFGFHIJIJKLML| He stood a worn out City clerk | A |
| Who'd toil'd and seen no holiday | B |
| For forty years from dawn to dark | C |
| Alone beside Caermarthen Bay | B |
| He felt the salt spray on his lips | D |
| Heard children's voices on the sands | E |
| Up the sun's path he saw the ships | D |
| Sail on and on to other lands | E |
| And laugh'd aloud Each sight and sound | F |
| To him was joy too deep for tears | G |
| He sat him on the beach and bound | F |
| A blue bandana round his ears | H |
| And thought how posted near his door | I |
| His own green door on Camden Hill | J |
| Two bands at least most likely more | I |
| Were mingling at their own sweet will | J |
| Verdi with Vance And at the thought | K |
| He laugh'd again and softly drew | L |
| That Morning Herald that he'd bought | M |
| Forth from his breast and read it through | L |
Charles Stuart Calverley
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