The Stars Go Over The Lonely Ocean Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDED FGDHDED IGJGDGD GDGGGED K| Unhappy about some far off things | A |
| That are not my affair wandering | B |
| Along the coast and up the lean ridges | C |
| I saw in the evening | B |
| The stars go over the lonely ocean | D |
| And a black maned wild boar | E |
| Plowing with his snout on Mal Paso Mountain | D |
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| The old monster snuffled Here are sweet roots | F |
| Fat grubs slick beetles and sprouted acorns | G |
| The best nation in Europe has fallen | D |
| And that is Finland | H |
| But the stars go over the lonely ocean | D |
| The old black bristled boar | E |
| Tearing the sod on Mal Paso Mountain | D |
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| The world's in a bad way my man | I |
| And bound to be worse before it mends | G |
| Better lie up in the mountain here | J |
| Four or five centuries | G |
| While the stars go over the lonely ocean | D |
| Said the old father of wild pigs | G |
| Plowing the fallow on Mal Paso Mountain | D |
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| Keep clear of the dupes that talk democracy | G |
| And the dogs that talk revolution | D |
| Drunk with talk liars and believers | G |
| I believe in my tusks | G |
| Long live freedom and damn the ideologies | G |
| Said the gamey black maned boar | E |
| Tusking the turf on Mal Paso Mountain | D |
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| Submitted by Holt | K |
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