The Great Journalist In Spain Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAB CDCCE FGFFG HBHHB IJIIJ GKGGK LBLLBGood editor Dana God bless him we say | A |
Will soon be afloat on the main | B |
Will be steaming away | A |
Through the mist and the spray | A |
To the sensuous climate of Spain | B |
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Strange sights shall he see in that beautiful land | C |
Which is famed for its soap and its Moor | D |
For as we understand | C |
The scenery is grand | C |
Though the system of railways is poor | E |
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For moonlight of silver and sunlight of gold | F |
Glint the orchards of lemons and mangoes | G |
And the ladies we're told | F |
Are a joy to behold | F |
As they twine in their lissome fandangoes | G |
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What though our friend Dana shall twang a guitar | H |
And murmur a passionate strain | B |
Oh fairer by far | H |
Than those ravishments are | H |
The castles abounding in Spain | B |
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These castles are built as the builder may list | I |
They are sometimes of marble or stone | J |
But they mostly consist | I |
Of east wind and mist | I |
With an ivy of froth overgrown | J |
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A beautiful castle our Dana shall raise | G |
On a futile foundation of hope | K |
And its glories shall blaze | G |
In the somnolent haze | G |
Of the mythical lake del y Soap | K |
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The fragrance of sunflowers shall swoon on the air | L |
And the visions of Dreamland obtain | B |
And the song of World's Fair | L |
Shall be heard everywhere | L |
Through that beautiful castle in Spain | B |
Eugene Field
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