Voyages Vi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB BCBC DEFE GHBI JKLK MBBB NOPO BQDQ| Where icy and bright dungeons lift | A |
| Of swimmers their lost morning eyes | B |
| And ocean rivers churning shift | A |
| Green borders under stranger skies | B |
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| Steadily as a shell secretes | B |
| Its beating leagues of monotone | C |
| Or as many waters trough the sun's | B |
| Red kelson past the cape's wet stone | C |
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| rivers mingling toward the sky | D |
| And harbor of the phoenix' breast | E |
| My eyes pressed black against the prow | F |
| Thy derelict and blinded guest | E |
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| Waiting afire what name unspoken | G |
| I cannot claim let thy waves rear | H |
| More savage than the death of kings | B |
| Some splintered garland for the seer | I |
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| Beyond siroccos harvesting | J |
| The solstice thunders crept away | K |
| Like a cliff swinging or a sail | L |
| Flung into April's inmost day | K |
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| Creation's blithe and petalled word | M |
| To the lounged goddess when she rose | B |
| Conceding dialogue with eyes | B |
| That smile unsearchable repose | B |
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| Still fervid covenant Belle Isle | N |
| Unfolded floating dais before | O |
| Which rainbows twine continual hair | P |
| Belle Isle white echo of the oar | O |
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| The imaged Word it is that holds | B |
| Hushed willows anchored in its glow | Q |
| It is the unbetrayable reply | D |
| Whose accent no farewell can know | Q |
Harold Hart Crane
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