Sailing Beyond Seas Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCDEDEFGHG IJIKLMLMFNON PQPQRNSNFEDEOld Style | A |
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Methought the stars were blinking bright | B |
And the old brig's sails unfurled | C |
I said I will sail to my love this night | B |
At the other side of the world | C |
I stepped aboard we sailed so fast | D |
The sun shot up from the bourne | E |
But a dove that perched upon the mast | D |
Did mourn and mourn and mourn | E |
O fair dove O fond dove | F |
And dove with the white breast | G |
Let me alone the dream is my own | H |
And my heart is full of rest | G |
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My true love fares on this great hill | I |
Feeding his sheep for aye | J |
I looked in his hut but all was still | I |
My love was gone away | K |
I went to gaze in the forest creek | L |
And the dove mourned on apace | M |
No flame did flash nor fair blue reek | L |
Rose up to show me his place | M |
O last love O first love | F |
My love with the true heart | N |
To think I have come to this your home | O |
And yet we are apart | N |
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My love He stood at my right hand | P |
His eyes were grave and sweet | Q |
Methought he said In this far land | P |
O is it thus we meet | Q |
Ah maid most dear I am not here | R |
I have no place no part | N |
No dwelling more by sea or shore | S |
But only in thy heart | N |
O fair dove O fond dove | F |
Till night rose over the bourne | E |
The dove on the mast as we sailed fast | D |
Did mourn and mourn and mourn | E |
Jean Ingelow
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