The Exile Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGH| Night waneth fast the morning star | A |
| Saddens with light the glimmering sea | B |
| Whose waves shall soon to realms afar | A |
| Waft me from hope from love and thee | B |
| Coldly the beam from yonder sky | C |
| Looks o'er the waves that onward stray | D |
| But colder still the stranger's eye | C |
| To him whose home is far away | D |
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| Oh not at hour so chill and bleak | E |
| Let thoughts of me come o'er thy breast | F |
| But of the lost one think and speak | E |
| When summer suns sink calm to rest | F |
| So as I wander Fancy's dream | G |
| Shall bring me o'er the sunset seas | H |
| Thy look in every melting beam | G |
| Thy whisper in each dying breeze | H |
Thomas Moore
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