Alone Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB AABB AABB AAAAAAA| There came to me softly a small wind from the sea | A |
| And it lifted a curl as it passed by me | A |
| But I sang sorrow and ho the heavy day | B |
| And I sang heigho and well away | B |
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| Again there came softly a small wind from the sea | A |
| And it lifted a curl as it passed by me | A |
| And still I sang sorrow and ho the heavy day | B |
| And I sang heigho and well away | B |
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| Once more there came softly that small wind from the sea | A |
| And it lifted a curl as it passed by me | A |
| I hushed my song of sorrow and ho the heavy day | B |
| And I hushed my heigho and well away | B |
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| - | |
| Then when I was silent that small wind from the sea | A |
| It came the fourth time tenderly to me | A |
| To me to me | A |
| Sitting by the sea | A |
| Sitting sad and solitary thinking of thee | A |
| Like warm lips it touched me that soft wind from the sea | A |
| And I trembled and wept as it passed by me | A |
Sydney Thompson Dobell
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