An Afternoon At The Beach Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDB ABEBEB| I ll go among the dead to see my friend | A |
| The place I leave is beautiful the sea | B |
| Repeats the winds far swell in its long sound | C |
| And there beside it houses solemnly | B |
| Shine with the modest courage of the land | D |
| While swimmers try the verge of what they see | B |
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| I cannot go although I should pretend | A |
| Some final self whose phantom eye could see | B |
| Him who because he is not cannot change | E |
| And yet the thought of going makes the sea | B |
| The land the swimmers and myself seem strange | E |
| Almost as strange as they will someday be | B |
Edgar Bowers
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