The Trip To Mars Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFG HIJI KLFL MNON PNQN RSTS NNEN FUVI| Oh by and by we shall hear the cry | A |
| 'This is the way to Mars ' | B |
| Come take a trip on the morning Ship | C |
| It sails by the Isle of Stars | D |
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| 'A glorious view of planets new | E |
| We promise by night and day | F |
| Past dying suns our good ship runs | G |
| And we pause at the Milky Way ' | - |
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| I am almost sure we will take that tour | H |
| Together my dear my dear | I |
| For ever have we by land and sea | J |
| Gone journeying far and near | I |
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| Out over the deep o'er mountain steep | K |
| We have travelled mile on mile | L |
| And to sail away to the Martian Bay | F |
| Oh that were a trip worth while | L |
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| Our ship will race through seas of space | M |
| Up into the Realms of Light | N |
| Till the whirling ball of the earth grows small | O |
| And is utterly lost to sight | N |
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| Through the nebulous spawn where planets are born | P |
| We shall pass with sails well furled | N |
| And with eager eyes we will scan the skies | Q |
| For the sights of a new made world | N |
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| From the derelict barque of a sun gone dark | R |
| Adrift on our fair ship's path | S |
| A beacon star shall guide us afar | T |
| And far from the comet's wrath | S |
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| Oh many a start of pulse and heart | N |
| We have felt at the sights of land | N |
| But what would we do if the dream came true | E |
| And we sighted the Martian strand | N |
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| So if some day you come and say | F |
| They are sailing to Mars I hear | U |
| I want you to know I am ready to go | V |
| All ready my dear my dear | I |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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