To Thomas Moore Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB BDBD BEBF GHGH IAICMy boat is on the shore | A |
And my bark is on the sea | B |
But before I go Tom Moore | C |
Here's a double health to thee | B |
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Here's a sigh to those who love me | B |
And a smile to those who hate | D |
And whatever sky's above me | B |
Here's a heart for every fate | D |
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Though the ocean roar around me | B |
Yet it still shall bear me on | E |
Though a desert should surround me | B |
It hath springs that may be won | F |
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Were't the last drop in the well | G |
As I gasp'd upon the brink | H |
Ere my fainting spirit fell | G |
'Tis to thee that I would drink | H |
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With that water as this wine | I |
The libation I would pour | A |
Should be peace with thine and mine | I |
And a health to thee Tom Moore | C |
George Gordon Byron
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