The Celebes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDCDEEFGHIJKLMMN NL

DEAR islands of the OrientA
Where Nature's first of love was spentA
Sweet hill tops of the summered landB
Where gods and men went hand in handB
In golden days of sinless earthC
Woe rack the womb of time that boreD
The primal evil to its birthC
It came the gods were seen no moreD
The fields made sacred by their feetE
The flowers they loved grown all too sweetE
The streams their bright forms mirroredF
The fragrant banks that made their bedG
The human hearts round which they woveH
Their threads of superhuman loveI
These were too dear and desolateJ
To sink to fallen man's estateK
The gods who loved them loosed the seasL
Struck free the barriers of the deepM
That rolled in one careering sweepM
And filled the land as 'twere a graveN
And left no beauteous remnant saveN
Those hill tops called the CelebesL

John Boyle O'reilly



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