On The Lighthouse At Antibes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDCDED| A stormy light of sunset glows and glares | A |
| Between two banks of cloud and o'er the brine | B |
| Thy fair lamp on the sky's carnation line | B |
| Alone on the lone promontory flares | A |
| Friend of the Fisher who at nightfall fares | A |
| Where lurk false reefs masked by the hyaline | B |
| Of dimpling waves within whose smile divine | B |
| Death lies in wait behind Circean snares | A |
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| The evening knows thee ere the evening star | C |
| Or sees that flame sole Regent of the bight | D |
| When storm hoarse rumoured by the hills afar | C |
| Makes mariners steer landward by thy light | D |
| Which shows through shock of hostile nature's war | E |
| How man keeps watch o'er man through deadliest night | D |
Mathilde Blind
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