The Complaint Of Ninathoma Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEEEEFEFE| How long will ye round me be swelling | A |
| O ye blue tumbling waves of the sea | B |
| Not always in caves was my dwelling | A |
| Nor beneath the cold blast of the tree | B |
| Thro' the high sounding halls of Cathl ma | C |
| In the steps of my beauty I stray'd | D |
| The warriors beheld Ninath ma | C |
| And they bless d the white bosomed maid | D |
| A ghost by my cavern it darted | E |
| In moon beams the spirit was drest | E |
| For lovely appear the departed | E |
| When they visit the dreams of my rest | E |
| But disturbed by the tempest's commotion | F |
| Fleet the shadowy forms of delight | E |
| Ah cease thou shrill blast of the ocean | F |
| To howl through my cavern by night | E |
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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