Noon. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEDE FGHG IJGJ KLGL MNON| No ripple stirs the water | A |
| No song bird wakes the grove | B |
| Calm noon tide sways his sceptre | A |
| And hushes even love | C |
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| On earth the sun god bending | D |
| Poureth his wondrous store | E |
| The soft tongued tide advancing | D |
| Laps the unconscious shore | E |
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| The long low isle of marsh land | F |
| Stretches in weary waste | G |
| By sloping sand banks guarded | H |
| By winding weeds embraced | G |
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| Comes clearly from the open | I |
| The plash of distant oars | J |
| Over the rocky headland | G |
| The snow white sea gull soars | J |
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| I see as if through dream clouds | K |
| I hear from far away | L |
| The scorched air breathes its opiate | G |
| The drowsy fancies stay | L |
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| I have no hopes or longings | M |
| I scarce can feel your kiss | N |
| For thought and joy and worship | O |
| Another hour than this | N |
Sophie M. (almon) Hensley
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