The Wanderer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC EFFE GAAG| I saw the sunset colored sands | A |
| The Nile like flowing fire between | B |
| Where Rameses stares forth serene | B |
| And Ammon's heavy temple stands | A |
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| I saw the rocks where long ago | C |
| Above the sea that cries and breaks | D |
| Bright Perseus with Medusa's snakes | D |
| Set free the maiden white like snow | C |
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| And many skies have covered me | E |
| And many winds have blown me forth | F |
| And I have loved the green bright north | F |
| And I have loved the cold sweet sea | E |
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| But what to me are north and south | G |
| And what the lure of many lands | A |
| Since you have leaned to catch my hands | A |
| And lay a kiss upon my mouth | G |
Sara Teasdale
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