To A Fish Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAABDA BBBBBB| You strange astonished looking angle faced | A |
| Dreary mouthed gaping wretches of the sea | B |
| Gulping salt water everlastingly | C |
| Cold blooded though with red your blood be graced | A |
| And mute though dwellers in the roaring waste | A |
| And you all shapes beside that fishy be | B |
| Some round some flat some long all devilry | D |
| Legless unmoving infamously chaste | A |
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| O scaly slippery wet swift staring wights | B |
| What is't ye do What life lead eh dull goggles | B |
| How do ye vary your vile days and nights | B |
| How pass your Sundays Are ye still but joggles | B |
| In ceaseless wash Still naught but gapes and bites | B |
| And drinks and stares diversified with boggles | B |
James Henry Leigh Hunt
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