Voyages Iv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGH IJKEL MNO EPLPEOQ RS| Whose counted smile of hours and days suppose | A |
| I know as spectrum of the sea and pledge | B |
| Vastly now parting gulf on gulf of wings | C |
| Whose circles bridge I know from palms to the severe | D |
| Chilled albatross's white immutability | E |
| No stream of greater love advancing now | F |
| Than singing this mortality alone | G |
| Through clay aflow immortally to you | H |
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| All fragrance irrefragably and claim | I |
| Madly meeting logically in this hour | J |
| And region that is ours to wreathe again | K |
| Portending eyes and lips and making told | E |
| The chancel port and portion of our June | L |
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| Shall they not stem and close in our own steps | M |
| Bright staves of flowers and quills today as I | N |
| Must first be lost in fatal tides to tell | O |
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| In signature of the incarnate word | E |
| The harbor shoulders to resign in mingling | P |
| Mutual blood transpiring as foreknown | L |
| And widening noon within your breast for gathering | P |
| All bright insinuations that my years have caught | E |
| For islands where must lead inviolably | O |
| Blue latitudes and levels of your eyes | Q |
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| In this expectant still exclaim receive | R |
| The secret oar and petals of all love | S |
Harold Hart Crane
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