At The Unitarian Festival Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCDEDEDFDF| MARCH | A |
| - | |
| THE waves unbuild the wasting shore | B |
| Where mountains towered the billows sweep | C |
| Yet still their borrowed spoils restore | B |
| And build new empires from the deep | C |
| So while the floods of thought lay waste | D |
| The proud domain of priestly creeds | E |
| Its heaven appointed tides will haste | D |
| To plant new homes for human needs | E |
| Be ours to mark with hearts unchilled | D |
| The change an outworn church deplores | F |
| The legend sinks but Faith shall build | D |
| A fairer throne on new found shores | F |
Oliver Wendell Holmes
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