Inlet And Shore Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC EFFE DGGD HIIH JKLM| Here is a world of changing glow | A |
| Where moods roll swiftly far and wide | B |
| Waves sadder than a funeral's pride | B |
| Or bluer than the harebell's blow | A |
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| The sunlight makes the black hulls cast | C |
| A firefly radiance down the deep | D |
| The inlet gleams the long clouds sweep | D |
| The sails flit up the sails drop past | C |
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| The far sea line is hushed and still | E |
| The nearer sea has life and voice | F |
| Each soul may take his fondest choice | F |
| The silence or the restless thrill | E |
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| O little children of the deep | D |
| The single sails the bright full sails | G |
| Gold in the sun dark when it fails | G |
| Now you are smiling then you weep | D |
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| O blue of heaven and bluer sea | H |
| And green of wave and gold of sky | I |
| And white of sand that stretches by | I |
| Toward east and west away from me | H |
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| O shell strewn shore that silent hears | J |
| The legend of the mighty main | K |
| And tells to none the lore again | L |
| We catch one utterance only Years | M |
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop
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