To A Fish Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCAABDA BBBBBB

You strange astonished looking angle facedA
Dreary mouthed gaping wretches of the seaB
Gulping salt water everlastinglyC
Cold blooded though with red your blood be gracedA
And mute though dwellers in the roaring wasteA
And you all shapes beside that fishy beB
Some round some flat some long all devilryD
Legless unmoving infamously chasteA
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O scaly slippery wet swift staring wightsB
What is't ye do What life lead eh dull gogglesB
How do ye vary your vile days and nightsB
How pass your Sundays Are ye still but jogglesB
In ceaseless wash Still naught but gapes and bitesB
And drinks and stares diversified with bogglesB

James Henry Leigh Hunt



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