The Wind's Prophecy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACDC EFFEEGHG IJJIIIDI CKKCCLML INNIIICI L

I travel on by barren farmsA
And gulls glint out like silver flecksB
Against a cloud that speaks of wrecksB
And bellies down with black alarmsA
I say Thus from my lady's armsA
I go those arms I love the bestC
The wind replies from dip and riseD
Nay toward her arms thou journeyestC
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A distant verge morosely grayE
Appears while clots of flying foamF
Break from its muddy monochromeF
And a light blinks up far awayE
I sigh My eyes now as all dayE
Behold her ebon loops of hairG
Like bursting bonds the wind respondsH
Nay wait for tresses flashing fairG
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From tides the lofty coastlands screenI
Come smitings like the slam of doorsJ
Or hammerings on hollow floorsJ
As the swell cleaves through caves unseenI
Say I Though broad this wild terreneI
Her city home is matched of noneI
From the hoarse skies the wind repliesD
Thou shouldst have said her sea bord oneI
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The all prevailing clouds excludeC
The one quick timorous transient starK
The waves outside where breakers areK
Huzza like a mad multitudeC
Where the sun ups it mist imbuedC
I cry there reigns the star for meL
The wind outshrieks from points and peaksM
Here westward where it downs mean yeL
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Yonder the headland vulturineI
Snores like old Skrymer in his sleepN
And every chasm and every steepN
Blackens as wakes each pharos shineI
I roam but one is safely mineI
I say God grant she stay my ownI
Low laughs the wind as if it grinnedC
Thy Love is one thou'st not yet knownI
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Rewritten from an old copyL

Thomas Hardy



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