Sea Dreams Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCEFGFHH A IAJAIKJK A ELMLNOPO L AALAAJAJ| I | A |
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| Oh to see in the night in a May moon's light | B |
| A nymph from siren caves | C |
| With a crown of pearl sea gems in each curl | D |
| Dance down white star stained waves | C |
| Oh to list in the gloam by the pearly foam | E |
| Of a sad far sounding shore | F |
| The strain of the shell of an ocean belle | G |
| From caves where the waters roar | F |
| With a hollow shell drift up in the moon | H |
| To sigh in my ears this ocean tune | H |
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| II | A |
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| Wilt follow wilt follow to caverns hollow | I |
| That echo the tumbling spry | A |
| Wilt follow thy queen to islands green | J |
| Vague islands of witchery | A |
| O follow follow to grottoes hollow | I |
| And isles in a purple sea | K |
| Where rich roses twine and the lush woodbine | J |
| Weaves a musky canopy | K |
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| III | A |
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| Oh to float in the gloam on the bubbly foam | E |
| With her lily face above | L |
| Oh to lie in a barque and a wild song hark | M |
| And a billow nymph to love | L |
| I'd lie at her feet and my heart should beat | N |
| To the music of her sighs | O |
| But the stars in her face my passion should trace | P |
| Unseen all the stars of the skies | O |
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| IV | L |
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| Away away with the witch of spray | A |
| To her Aidenn islands far | A |
| And the blue above drunk mad with love | L |
| Dance down each singing star | A |
| Leave leave to the heaven its morning star | A |
| In a cloud of bolted snow | J |
| To laugh at the world and herald far | A |
| Our wedlock and joy below | J |
Madison Julius Cawein
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