Across The Sea Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAA CCAAD AADA| THE confines of our being are not these | A |
| White limbs of sense Our true selves broader are | B |
| And higher than the path of furthest star | B |
| Beyond the reach of sense each hears and sees | A |
| And feels The root alone of giant trees | A |
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| Touches the earth their branches pierce to heaven | C |
| To day Here There are to the body given | C |
| Our spirits watch among the eternities | A |
| Dearest our beings can mingle and our lips | A |
| Kiss off the dark world sadness from the soul | D |
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| Our hands can clasp our eyes return love's gaze | A |
| Tho' waste lands moan between where crimson dips | A |
| The westering sun and tho' wide oceans roll | D |
| Tho' being so far we breathe in different days | A |
Frederick George Scott
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