To A Sea-cliff Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCDDC EEFGGF AACHH IIJKKJDurlston Head | A |
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Lend me an ear | B |
While I read you here | B |
A page from your history | C |
Old cliff not known | D |
To your solid stone | D |
Yet yours inseparably | C |
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Near to your crown | E |
There once sat down | E |
A silent listless pair | F |
And the sunset ended | G |
And dark descended | G |
And still the twain sat there | F |
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Past your jutting head | A |
Then a line ship sped | A |
Lit brightly as a city | C |
And she sobbed 'There goes | H |
A man who knows | H |
I am his beyond God's pity ' | - |
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He slid apart | I |
Who had thought her heart | I |
His own and not aboard | J |
A bark sea bound | K |
That night they found | K |
Between them lay a sword | J |
Thomas Hardy
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