Adieu, Adieu! My Native Shore Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGHGI| Adieu adieu my native shore | A |
| Fades o'ver the waters blue | B |
| The night winds sigh the breakers roar | A |
| And shrieks the wild sea mew | B |
| Yon sun that sets upon the sea | C |
| We follow in his flight | D |
| Farewell awhile to him and thee | C |
| My native Land Good Night | D |
| A few short hours and he will rise | E |
| To give the morrow birth | F |
| And I shall hail the main and skies | E |
| But not my mother earth | F |
| Deserted is my own good hall | G |
| Its hearth is desolate | H |
| Wild weeds are gathering on the wall | G |
| My dog howls at the gate | I |
George Gordon Byron
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