The Evening Gun. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCD CDABABEDED| Remember'st thou that setting sun | A |
| The last I saw with thee | B |
| When loud we heard the evening gun | A |
| Peal o'er the twilight sea | B |
| Boom the sounds appeared to sweep | C |
| Far o'er the verge of day | D |
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| Till into realms beyond the deep | C |
| They seemed to die away | D |
| Oft when the toils of day are done | A |
| In pensive dreams of thee | B |
| I sit to hear that evening gun | A |
| Peal o'er the stormy sea | B |
| Boom and while o'er billows curled | E |
| The distant sounds decay | D |
| I weep and wish from this rough world | E |
| Like them to die away | D |
Thomas Moore
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