The Fisher Of The Cape Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDAACC EEAAAAFFAA| At morn his bark like a bird | A |
| Slips lightly oceanward | A |
| Sail feathering smooth o'er the bay | B |
| And beak that drinks the wild spray | B |
| In his eyes beams cheerily | C |
| A light like the sun's on the sea | D |
| As he watches the waning strand | A |
| Where the foam like a waving hand | A |
| Of one who mutely would tell | C |
| Her love flutters faintly Farewell | C |
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| But at night when the winds arise | E |
| And pipe to driving skies | E |
| And the moon peers half afraid | A |
| Through the storm cloud's ragged shade | A |
| He hears her voice in the blast | A |
| That sighs about the mast | A |
| He sees her face in the clouds | F |
| As he climbs the whistling shrouds | F |
| And a power nerves his hand | A |
| Shall bring the bark to land | A |
George Parsons Lathrop
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