Sea-song. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBA AACDA AAEFA AAGGA| It sings to me it sings to me | A |
| The shore blown voice of the blithesome sea | A |
| Of its world of gladness all untold | B |
| Of its heart of green and its mines of gold | B |
| And desires that leap and flee | A |
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| It moans to me it moans to me | A |
| The storm stirred voice of the restive sea | A |
| Of the vain dismay and the yearning pain | C |
| For hopes that will never be born again | D |
| From the womb of the wavering sea | A |
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| It calls to me it calls to me | A |
| The luring voice of the rebel sea | A |
| And I long with a love that is born of tears | E |
| For the wild fresh life and the glorying fears | F |
| For the quest and the mystery | A |
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| It wails to me it wails to me | A |
| Of the deep dark graves in the yawning sea | A |
| And I hear the voice of a boy that is gone | G |
| But the lad sleeps sound till the judgment dawn | G |
| In the heart of the wind swept sea | A |
Sophie M. (almon) Hensley
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