Trade Winds Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAB CCCB DDDB| In the harbor in the island in the Spanish Seas | A |
| Are the tiny white houses and the orange trees | A |
| And day long night long the cool and pleasant breeze | A |
| Of the steady Trade Winds blowing | B |
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| There is the red wine the nutty Spanish ale | C |
| The shuffle of the dancers the old salt's tale | C |
| The squeaking fiddle and the soughing in the sail | C |
| Of the steady Trade Winds blowing | B |
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| And o' nights there's fire flies and the yellow moon | D |
| And in the ghostly palm trees the sleepy tune | D |
| Of the quiet voice calling me the long low croon | D |
| Of the steady Trade Winds blowing | B |
John Masefield
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