The Moon And Sea Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEEGEGHI| Whilst the moon decks herself in Neptune's glass | A |
| And ponders over her image in the sea | B |
| Her cloudy locks smoothing from off her face | C |
| That she may all as bright as beauty be | B |
| It is my wont to sit upon the shore | D |
| And mark with what an even grace she glides | E |
| Her two concurrent paths of azure o'er | F |
| One in the heavens the other in the tides | E |
| Now with a transient veil her face she hides | E |
| And ocean blackens with a human frown | G |
| Now her fine screen of vapour she divides | E |
| And looks with all her light of beauty down | G |
| Her splendid smile over silvering the main | H |
| Spreads her the glass she looks into again | I |
George Darley
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