Shepherd Turned Sailor Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDB EFGGHI| Now Christ ye save yon bonny shepherd | A |
| Sailing on the sea | B |
| Ten thousand souls are sailing there | C |
| But they belong to Thee | B |
| If he is lost then all is lost | D |
| And all is dead to me | B |
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| My love should have a grey head stonee | E |
| And green moss at his feet | F |
| And clinging grass above his breast | G |
| Whereon his lambs could bleat | G |
| And I should know the span of earth | H |
| Where some day I might sleep | I |
Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal
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