Lady Hamilton Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG| Men wondered why I loved you and none guessed | A |
| How sweet your slow divine stupidity | B |
| Your look of earth your sense of drowsy rest | A |
| So rich so strange so all unlike my sea | B |
| After the temper of my sails my lean | C |
| Tall masts you were the lure of harbour hours | D |
| A sleepy landscape warm and very green | C |
| Where browsing creatures stare above still flowers | D |
| These salt hands holding sweetness the leader led | E |
| A slave too happy and crazed to rule | F |
| Sea land locked brine and honey in one bed | E |
| And Englands's man your servant and your fool | F |
| My banqueting eyes foreswore my waiting ships | G |
| I was a silly landsman at your lips | G |
Muriel Stuart
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