The Coast: Norfolk Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFF| As on the highway's quiet edge | A |
| He mows the grass beside the hedge | A |
| The old man has for company | B |
| The distant grey salt smelling sea | B |
| A poppied field a cow and calf | C |
| The finches on the telegraph | C |
| Across his faded back a hone | D |
| He slowly slowly scythes alone | D |
| In silence of the wind soft air | E |
| With ladies' bedstraw everywhere | E |
| With whitened corn and tarry poles | F |
| And far off gulls like risen souls | F |
Frances Darwin Cornford
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