The Lonesome Wave Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDEFDG HIJKLMNOD| There is an island | A |
| In the middle of my heart | B |
| And all day comes lapping on the shore | C |
| A long silver wave | D |
| It is the lonesome wave | D |
| I cannot see the other side of it | E |
| It will never go away | F |
| Until it meets the glad gold wave | D |
| Of happiness | G |
| - | |
| Wandering over the monstrous rocks | H |
| Looking into the caves | I |
| I see my island dark all cold | J |
| Until the gold wave sweeps in | K |
| From a sea deep blue | L |
| And flings itself on the beach | M |
| Oh it is joy then | N |
| No more whispers like sorrow | O |
| No more silvery lonesome lapping of the long wave | D |
Hilda Conkling
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