Masefield, Poet And Man Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAABCCDE FGFFFEECC HIJJIKKFF FLFFLMMEE

He comes as a man who has lived 'mid menA
With the gloss and the polish offB
And truth flows free from his ready penA
For he looked on life with a keen eye thenA
And he found small cause to scoffB
And he loved the sea and its ships of sailC
And a sailor's way and a sailor's taleC
And he looked on the world as an epoch's closeD
And found what none but the venturer knowsE
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He comes as a poet that the gods adoptF
With songs of the wild and the freeG
Shorn of the snivelling cadence droppedF
From the lips of the sophist snugly proppedF
On the throne of a pink setteeF
And he loves the land and the flowering wealdsE
The west wind's song and the daffodil fieldsE
As he loves the song of a howling galeC
Caught in the cup of a bellying sailC
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And what shall he say of us who comes hereH
This man who has lived as a manI
He shall follow the way of the pioneerJ
And our own high venturers blind to fearJ
Who strove when the race beganI
And the digger's way and the drover's wayK
And the rough rude life of an olden dayK
And the track of the lonely OverlandF
He shall follow them all and understandF
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And his keen mind's eye shall pierce the giltF
That would cover the old rough lifeL
He shall sense the soul of a young land builtF
In the days when life had a strong rude liltF
And a rhythm tuned to strifeL
He shall trace again in the Anzac's soulM
The spirit that made this young land wholeM
And so as he sees shall he blame or praiseE
By a standard won in the world's highwaysE

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis



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