The Sea Of Time. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDEFEGGHHIJAA| On that strange sea | A |
| Where Man's bark moves as toward eternity | A |
| What sails put forth that are not seen again | B |
| Joyous it may be or in pain | C |
| The mariner doth drive still on and on | D |
| Beneath no mortal star | E |
| And to no mortal port as one | F |
| Who may but anchor somewhere so afar | E |
| Not himself recks if he shall reach no more | G |
| In that tremendous sea another shore | G |
| He is so like a wave himself at last | H |
| He would toss through the future as the past | H |
| But tethered as a whale is to a wave | I |
| So he might still the one life have | J |
| Through all the changes that may be | A |
| On that tremendous sea | A |
Robert Crawford
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