The Wood And The Shore Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCADEAFCG| The low bay melts into a ring of silver | A |
| And slips it on the shore's reluctant finger | A |
| Though in an hour the tide will turn will tremble | B |
| Forsaking her because the moon persuades him | C |
| But the black wood that leans and sighs above her | A |
| No tide can turn no moon can slave nor summon | D |
| Then comes the dark on sleepy shell strewn beaches | E |
| O'er long pale leagues of sand and cold clear water | A |
| She hears the tide go out towards the moonlight | F |
| The wood still leans weeping she turns to seek him | C |
| And his black hair all night is on her bosom | G |
Muriel Stuart
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