Morning Along Shore Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF CGCG HHHH IJIJ| Hark oh hark the elfin laughter | A |
| All the little waves along | B |
| As if echoes speeding after | A |
| Mocked a merry merman's song | B |
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| All the gulls are out delighting | C |
| In a wild uncharted quest | D |
| See the first red sunshine smiting | C |
| Silver sheen of wing and breast | D |
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| Ho the sunrise rainbow hearted | E |
| Steals athwart the misty brine | F |
| And the sky where clouds have parted | E |
| Is a bowl of amber wine | F |
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| Sweet its cradle lilt partaking | C |
| Dreams that hover o'er the sea | G |
| But the lyric of its waking | C |
| Is a sweeter thing to me | G |
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| Who would drowze in dull devotion | H |
| To his ease when dark is done | H |
| And upon its breast the ocean | H |
| Like a jewel wears the sun | H |
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| Up forsake a lazy pillow | I |
| Calls the sea from cleft and cave | J |
| Ho for antic wind and billow | I |
| When the morn is on the wave | J |
Lucy Maud Montgomery
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