Twilight Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BA B AC AC D ED E AF AF G HG H IJIJ DG DG AG AG| When a heavy surf is droning | A |
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| In the twilight on the bar | B |
| When our Mother Sea is crooning | A |
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| Her quaint cradle song afar | B |
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| When the wild black swans are lining | A |
| To some still remote lagoon | C |
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| And above the headland shining | A |
| Hangs a quiet crescent moon | C |
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| When the panoply the splendor | D |
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| Of the tropic sunset dies | E |
| Then my Fancy turns to tender | D |
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| Dreams beneath the queenly skies | E |
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| Dear loved Loadstone of my longing | A |
| Fair fond Woman of my heart | F |
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| When the twilight thoughts are thronging | A |
| Art thou dreaming too apart | F |
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| Yes my Spirit echoes truly | G |
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| 'Circling seas shall with the tide | H |
| Pulse on either shore of Thule | G |
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| In the Dream Beatified | H |
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| 'Surely as the mystic Crescent | I |
| Silvers now a garden fair | J |
| Will the shining white liquescent | I |
| Light of Love burn also there | J |
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| So I mourn not that the splendor | D |
| Of the dead Day lies in pall | G |
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| When the Night her brooding tender | D |
| Wings of fantasy lets fall | G |
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| In the dusk Tm sitting building | A |
| Tall cloud castles by the sea | G |
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| In the dusk my Love is gilding | A |
| Castles fair for her and me | G |
Edwin James Brady
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