With Moonlight Beaming. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDDDD EFEGHHIJIK| With moonlight beaming | A |
| Thus o'er the deep | B |
| Who'd linger dreaming | A |
| In idle sleep | B |
| Leave joyless souls to live by day | C |
| Our life begins with yonder ray | C |
| And while thus brightly | D |
| The moments flee | D |
| Our barks skim lightly | D |
| The shining sea | D |
| - | |
| To halls of splendor | E |
| Let great ones hie | F |
| Thro' light more tender | E |
| Our pathways lie | G |
| While round from banks of brook or lake | H |
| Our company blithe echoes make | H |
| And as we lend 'em | I |
| Sweet word or strain | J |
| Still back they send 'em | I |
| More sweet again | K |
Thomas Moore
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