Sea Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKKLMNO| The Sea called I lay on the rocks and said | A |
| I am come | B |
| She mocked and showed her teeth | C |
| Stretching out her long green arms | D |
| Go away she thundered | E |
| Then tell me what I am to do I begged | F |
| If I leave you you will not be silent | G |
| But cry my name in the cities | H |
| And wistfully entreat me in the plains and forests | I |
| All else I forsake to come to you what must I do | J |
| Never have I uttered your name snarled the Sea | K |
| There is no more of me in your body | K |
| Than the little salt tears you are frightened of shedding | L |
| What can you know of my love on your brown rock | M |
| pillow | N |
| Come closer | O |
Katherine Mansfield
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