When The Fishing Boats Go Out Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABC DDEE FFGG H EEII JJBC| When the lucent skies of morning flush with dawning rose once more | A |
| And waves of golden glory break adown the sunrise shore | A |
| And o'er the arch of heaven pied films of vapor float | B |
| There's joyance and there's freedom when the fishing boats go out | C |
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| The wind is blowing freshly up from far uncharted caves | D |
| And sending sparkling kisses o'er the brows of virgin waves | D |
| While routed dawn mists shiver oh far and fast they flee | E |
| Pierced by the shafts of sunrise athwart the merry sea | E |
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| Behind us fair light smitten hills in dappled splendor lie | F |
| Before us the wide ocean runs to meet the limpid sky | F |
| Our hearts are full of poignant life and care has fled afar | G |
| As sweeps the white winged fishing fleet across the harbor bar | G |
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| Page | H |
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| The sea is calling to us in a blithesome voice and free | E |
| There's keenest rapture on its breast and boundless liberty | E |
| Each man is master of his craft its gleaming sails out blown | I |
| And far behind him on the shore a home he calls his own | I |
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| Salt is the breath of ocean slopes and fresher blows the breeze | J |
| And swifter still each bounding keel cuts through the combing seas | J |
| Athwart our masts the shadows of the dipping sea gulls float | B |
| And all the water world's alive when the fishing boats go out | C |
Lucy Maud Montgomery
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