Seaweed Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABCDB DCEFFE GGGFFG FFHGGI JJFGGF KLMJJM EENOOP FFQLKQ

When descends on the AtlanticA
The giganticA
Storm wind of the equinoxB
Landward in his wrath he scourgesC
The toiling surgesD
Laden with seaweed from the rocksB
-
From Bermuda's reefs from edgesD
Of sunken ledgesC
In some far off bright AzoreE
From Bahama and the dashingF
Silver flashingF
Surges of San SalvadorE
-
From the tumbling surf that buriesG
The Orkneyan skerriesG
Answering the hoarse HebridesG
And from wrecks of ships and driftingF
Spars upliftingF
On the desolate rainy seasG
-
Ever drifting drifting driftingF
On the shiftingF
Currents of the restless mainH
Till in sheltered coves and reachesG
Of sandy beachesG
All have found repose againI
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So when storms of wild emotionJ
Strike the oceanJ
Of the poet's soul erelongF
From each cave and rocky fastnessG
In its vastnessG
Floats some fragment of a songF
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From the far off isles enchantedK
Heaven has plantedL
With the golden fruit of TruthM
From the flashing surf whose visionJ
Gleams ElysianJ
In the tropic clime of YouthM
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From the strong Will and the EndeavorE
That foreverE
Wrestle with the tides of FateN
From the wreck of Hopes far scatteredO
Tempest shatteredO
Floating waste and desolateP
-
Ever drifting drifting driftingF
On the shiftingF
Currents of the restless heartQ
Till at length in books recordedL
They like hoardedK
Household words no more departQ

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow



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