Ship From The Thames Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFGF HIHI JKJKStay ship from Thames with fettered sails | A |
in Sydney Cove this ebb of tide | B |
your gear untangled from the gales | A |
imprisoned at your anchor ride | B |
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The portly gentleman who are | C |
the pillars of the land come down | D |
and greet the Newcomes voyaged far | C |
to make a name in Sydney town | D |
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The Recoats too with shouldered arms | E |
marshal pale wretches from the hold | F |
who cramped in tempest and in calms | G |
have learned to do as they are told | F |
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Flash phaetons fill the streets to day | H |
inn tables rock to sailor fists | I |
the Governor while the town is gay | H |
checks over new assignment lists | I |
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Aloof the slandered and abhorred | J |
behold from of a quarried rise | K |
the cause of all the stir aboard | J |
a fiercer glitter in their eyes | K |
Rex Ingamells
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