Written On Cramond Beach Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDEFFGGHHIIJJKKII LLMM| Farewell old playmate on thy sandy shore | A |
| My lingering feet will leave their print no more | A |
| To thy loved side I never may return | B |
| I pray thee old companion make due mourn | C |
| For the wild spirit who so oft has stood | D |
| Gazing in love and wonder on thy flood | E |
| The form is now departing far away | F |
| That half in anger oft and half in play | F |
| Thou hast pursued with thy white showers of foam | G |
| Thy waters daily will besiege the home | G |
| I loved among the rocks but there will be | H |
| No laughing cry to hail thy victory | H |
| Such as was wont to greet thee when I fled | I |
| With hurried footsteps and averted head | I |
| Like fallen monarch from my venturous stand | J |
| Chased by thy billows far along the sand | J |
| And when at eventide thy warm waves drink | K |
| The amber clouds that in their bosom sink | K |
| When sober twilight over thee has spread | I |
| Her purple pall when the glad day is dead | I |
| My voice no more will mingle with the dirge | L |
| That rose in mighty moaning from thy surge | L |
| Filling with awful harmony the air | M |
| When thy vast soul and mine were joined in prayer | M |
Frances Anne Kemble (fanny)
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