The Sailor's Grave At Clo-oose, V.i. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF EGEG CHCHOut of the winds' and the waves' riot | A |
Out of the loud foam | B |
He has put in to a great quiet | A |
And a still home | B |
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Here he may lie at ease and wonder | C |
Why the old ship waits | D |
And hark for the surge and the strong thunder | C |
Of the full Straits | D |
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And look for the fishing fleet at morning | E |
Shadows like lost souls | F |
Slide through the fog where the seal's warning | E |
Betrays the shoals | F |
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And watch for the deep sea liner climbing | E |
Out of the bright West | G |
With a salmon sky and her wake shining | E |
Like a tern's breast | G |
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And never know he is done for ever | C |
With the old sea's pride | H |
Borne from the fight and the full endeavour | C |
On an ebb tide | H |
Marjorie Lowry Christie Pickthall
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