Marsh Song'at Sunset Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBA AABBA AACCA D| Over the monstrous shambling sea | A |
| Over the Caliban sea | A |
| Bright Ariel cloud thou lingerest | B |
| Oh wait oh wait in the warm red West | B |
| Thy Prospero I'll be | A |
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| Over the humped and fishy sea | A |
| Over the Caliban sea | A |
| O cloud in the West like a thought in the heart | B |
| Of pardon loose thy wing and start | B |
| And do a grace for me | A |
| - | |
| Over the huge and huddling sea | A |
| Over the Caliban sea | A |
| Bring hither my brother Antonio Man | C |
| My injurer night breaks the ban | C |
| Brother I pardon thee | A |
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| Baltimore | D |
Sidney Lanier
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