The Shimmer Of The Sound Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCBD DAA BBE FFE DGHG AA| In the long shimmer of the Sound | A |
| May I some day be laughing found | A |
| Part of its restless to and fro | B |
| A humble worker of the tides | C |
| That round the sleepless planet flow | B |
| And in the rock and drift of things | D |
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| O how the sea weed sways and swings | D |
| Is it her hair has she been found | A |
| In the long shimmer of the Sound | A |
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| Do some small task I do not know | B |
| O maybe help the mussel grow | B |
| Or tint the shell imprisoned pearl | E |
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| A mute companion of the waves | F |
| That toss within their moonlit graves | F |
| Is it a king or but a girl | E |
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| And all the while she sings and sings | D |
| And waves her wild white hands with glee | G |
| Mysterious sister of the world | H |
| That singing water called the sea | G |
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| O tell me was this sea weed found | A |
| In the long shimmer of the Sound | A |
Richard Le Gallienne
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