Song Of Quietness Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACCCA DEDFGGHI JKJKLMMN| f the sea | A |
| Remember not thine old distress | B |
| Nor all the miseries to be | A |
| Calmer than mists and cold | C |
| As they that fold on fold | C |
| Up the dim valley are rolled | C |
| Learn thou to be | A |
| - | |
| The Past it was a feverish dream | D |
| A drunken slumber full of tears | E |
| The Future O what wild wings gleam | D |
| Wheeled in the van of desperate years | F |
| Thou lovedst the evening dawn | G |
| Glimmers the night is gone | G |
| What dangers lure thee on | H |
| What dreams more fierce | I |
| - | |
| But meanwhile now the east is gray | J |
| The hour is pale the cocks yet dumb | K |
| Be glad before the birth of day | J |
| Take thy brief rest ere morning come | K |
| Here in the beautiful woods | L |
| All night the sea mist floods | M |
| Thy last of solitudes | M |
| Thy yearlong home | N |
Robinson Jeffers
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