Gold Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABCCBDEEAABFFBGGEEF FBBEEEEBBEEHIEEJJKKE EEEFFEFBF

We rovers boldA
To the land of GoldA
Over the bowling billows are glidingB
Eager to toilC
For the golden spoilC
And every hardship bidingB
See SeeD
Before our prows' resistless dashesE
The gold fish fly in golden flashesE
'Neath a sun of goldA
We rovers boldA
On the golden land are gainingB
And every nightF
We steer arightF
By golden stars unwaningB
All fires burn a golden glareG
No locks so bright as golden hairG
All orange groves have golden gushingsE
All mornings dawn with golden flushingsE
In a shower of gold say fables oldF
A maiden was won by the god of goldF
In golden goblets wine is beamingB
On golden couches kings are dreamingB
The Golden Rule dries many tearsE
The Golden Number rules the spheresE
Gold gold it is that sways the nationsE
Gold gold the center of all rotationsE
On golden axles worlds are turningB
With phosphorescence seas are burningB
All fire flies flame with golden gleamingsE
Gold hunters' hearts with golden dreamingsE
With golden arrows kings are slainH
With gold we'll buy a freeman's nameI
In toilsome trades for scanty earningsE
At home we've slaved with stifled yearningsE
No light no hope Oh heavy woeJ
When nights fled fast and days dragged slowJ
But joyful now with eager eyeK
Fast to the Promised Land we flyK
Where in deep minesE
The treasure shinesE
Or down in beds of golden streamsE
The gold flakes glance in golden gleamsE
How we long to siftF
That yellow driftF
Rivers Rivers cease your goingsE
Sand bars rise and stay the tideF
'Till we've gained the golden flowingB
And in the golden haven rideF

Herman Melville



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