The Sea Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGH IJKLMKKN OPQ RSTUMKKPEP V

You you are all unloving loveless youA
Restless and lonely shaken by your own moodsB
You are celibate and single scorning a comrade evenC
Threshing your own passions with no woman for the threshing floorD
Finishing your dreams for your own sake onlyE
Playing your great game around the world aloneF
Without playmate or helpmate having no one to cherishG
No one to comfort and refusing any comforterH
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Not like the earth the spouse all full of increaseI
Moiled over with the rearing of her many mouthed youngJ
You are single you are fruitless phosphorescent cold and callousK
Naked of worship of love or of adornmentL
Scorning the panacea even of labourM
Sworn to a high and splendid purposelessnessK
Of brooding and delighting in the secret of life's goingsK
Sea only you are free sophisticatedN
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You who toil not you who spin notO
Surely but for you and your like toilingP
Were not worth while nor spinning worth the effortQ
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You who take the moon as in a sieve and siftR
Her flake by flake and spread her meaning outS
You who roll the stars like jewels in your palmT
So that they seem to utter themselves aloudU
You who steep from out the days their colourM
Reveal the universal tint that dyesK
Their web who shadow the sun's great gestures and expressionsK
So that he seems a stranger in his passingP
Who voice the dumb night fittinglyE
Sea you shadow of all things now mock us to death with your shadowingP
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BOURNEMOUTHV

D. H. Lawrence (david Herbert Richards)



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