Finale Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFAGAG AHAHCICI| Here is this vale of sweet abiding | A |
| My ultimate and dulcet home | B |
| That gently dreams above the chiding | A |
| of restless and impatient foam | B |
| Beyond the hazards of hell weather | C |
| The harceling of wind and sea | D |
| With timbers morticed tight together | C |
| My old hulk havens happily | D |
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| The dawn exultantly discloses | E |
| My lawn lit with mimosa gold | F |
| The joy of January roses | E |
| Is with me when rich lands are cold | F |
| Serene with bells of beauty chiming | A |
| This dream domain to be belongs | G |
| By sweet conspiracy of rhyming | A |
| And virtue of some idle songs | G |
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| I thank the gracious Lord of Living | A |
| Who gave me power and will to write | H |
| May I be worthy of His giving | A |
| And win to merit in His sight | H |
| O merciful and mighty Master | C |
| Though I have faltered in the past | I |
| Your scribe I be Despite disaster | C |
| Let me be faithful to the last | I |
Robert William Service
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