Low-tide Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDEFGFG| These wet rocks where the tide has been | A |
| Barnacled white and weeded brown | B |
| And slimed beneath to a beautiful green | C |
| These wet rocks where the tide went down | B |
| Will show again when the tide is high | D |
| Faint and perilous far from shore | E |
| No place to dream but a place to die | D |
| The bottom of the sea once more | E |
| There was a child that wandered through | F |
| A giant's empty house all day | G |
| House full of wonderful things and new | F |
| But no fit place for a child to play | G |
Edna St. Vincent Millay
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