Sonnet -- The Mariner Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDED FCFGHI| THE SEA BEAT MARINER whose watchful eye | A |
| Full many a boist'rous night hath wak'd to weep | B |
| When the keen blast descending from the sky | A |
| Snatch'd his warm tear drop from the rav'nous deep | B |
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| Drench'd by the chilling rain his dreary hour | C |
| Creeps slowly onward to the dawn of day | D |
| Till burning PHOEBUS darting thro' the show'r | E |
| Warms with his golden beam the frothy spray | D |
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| With lightning's swiftness he ascends the mast | F |
| And cries another tedious night is o'er | C |
| He spreads the swelling sail he sees at last | F |
| His darling MISTRESS and his NATIVE SHORE | G |
| The restless wand'rer then forgets past pain | H |
| Steals a fond kiss and BRAVES HIS FATE AGAIN | I |
Mary Darby Robinson
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