Symphonic Studies: V Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDDCEFFGBB| Upon the silver beach the undines dance | A |
| With interlinking arms and flying hair | B |
| Like polished marble gleam their limbs left bare | B |
| Upon their virgin rites pale moonbeams glance | A |
| Softer the music for their foam bright feet | C |
| Print not the moist floor where they trip their round | D |
| Affrighted they will scatter at a sound | D |
| Leap in their cool sea chambers nimbly fleet | C |
| And we shall doubt that we have ever seen | E |
| While our sane eyes behold stray wreaths of mist | F |
| Shot with faint colors by the moon rays kissed | F |
| Floating snow soft snow white where these had been | G |
| Already look the wave washed sands are bare | B |
| And mocking laughter ripples through the air | B |
Emma Lazarus
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