Sea Sorcery Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEGHIHI JDKDHAHA

Oh how I love the laughing seaA
Sun lances splinteringB
Or with a virile harmonyA
In salty caves to singB
Or mumbling pebbles on the shoreC
Or roused to monster mightD
By day I love the sea but moreC
I love it in the nightD
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High over ocean hangs my homeE
And when the moon is clearF
I stare and stare till fairy foamE
Is music in my earG
Till glamour dances to a tuneH
No mortal man could makeI
And there bewitched beneath the moonH
To beauty I awakeI
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Then though I seek my bed againJ
And close the shutters tightD
Still still I hear that wild refrainK
And see that mystic lightD
Oh reckon me a crazy loonH
But bless eacute d I will beA
If my last seeing be the moonH
My last sound the SeaA

Robert William Service



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