The Meeting Of The Ships Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCC DDEF GHIJ| When o'er the silent seas alone | A |
| For days and nights we've cheerless gone | B |
| Oh they who've felt it know how sweet | C |
| Some sunny morn a sail to meet | C |
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| Sparkling at once is every eye | D |
| Ship ahoy our joyful cry | D |
| While answering back the sounds we hear | E |
| Ship ahoy what cheer what cheer | F |
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| Then sails are backed we nearer come | G |
| Kind words are said of friends and home | H |
| And soon too soon we part with pain | I |
| To sail o'er silent seas again | J |
Thomas Moore
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