Palm Trees By The Sea Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCABC DEFDEF GHIGHI JKAJKA LMBLMB NCONCO PCQRCQ SACSAC ECSECSLove let me thank you for this | A |
Now we have drifted apart | B |
Wandered away from the sea | C |
For the fresh touch of your kiss | A |
For the young warmth of your heart | B |
For your youth given to me | C |
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Thanks for the curls of your hair | D |
Softer than silk to the hand | E |
For the clear gaze of your eyes | F |
For yourself delicate fair | D |
Seen as you lay on the sand | E |
Under the violet skies | F |
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Thanks for the words that you said | G |
Secretly tenderly sweet | H |
All through the tropical day | I |
Till when the sunset was red | G |
I who lay still at your feet | H |
Felt my life ebbing away | I |
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Weary and worn with desire | J |
Only yourself could console | K |
Love let me thank you for this | A |
For that fierce fervour and fire | J |
Burnt through my lips to my soul | K |
From the white heat of your kiss | A |
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You were the essence of Spring | L |
Wayward and bright as a flame | M |
Though we have drifted apart | B |
Still how the syllables sing | L |
Mixed in your musical name | M |
Deep in the well of my heart | B |
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Once in the lingering light | N |
Thrown from the west on the Sea | C |
Laid you your garments aside | O |
Slender and goldenly bright | N |
Glimmered your beauty set free | C |
Bright as a pearl in the tide | O |
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Once ere the thrill of the dawn | P |
Silvered the edge of the sea | C |
I who lay watching you rest | Q |
Pale in the chill of the morn | R |
Found you still dreaming of me | C |
Stilled by love's fancies possessed | Q |
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Fallen on sorrowful days | S |
Love let me thank you for this | A |
You were so happy with me | C |
Wrapped in Youth's roseate haze | S |
Wanting no more than my kiss | A |
By the blue edge of the sea | C |
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Ah for those nights on the sand | E |
Under the palms by the sea | C |
For the strange dream of those days | S |
Spent in the passionate land | E |
For your youth given to me | C |
I am your debtor always | S |
Laurence Hope (adela Florence Cory Nicolson)
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