Poncé De Léon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AA BCDC EFGF HIDI JKHK HLML LNEN OPHP BQBQ RNEN

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By a black wharf I stood latelyB
When the night was at its noonC
Keen malicious stars were shiningD
And a wicked white faced moonC
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And I saw a stately vesselE
Built in fashion quaint and oldF
From her masthead in the moonlightG
Hung a flag of faded goldF
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Black with age her masts and spars wereH
Black with age her ropes and railsI
Like a ghost through cere cloths gazingD
Shone the white moon through her sailsI
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Not a movement stirred the stillnessJ
Not a sound the silence brokeK
Save alone the livid waterH
Lapping round her sides of oakK
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Then to her unseen commanderH
Spake I as to one I knewL
Don Juan Ponc de L onM
I have waited long for youL
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Take me with you I implore youL
Take me with you on your questN
For the Fount of Youth EternalE
For the Islands of the BlestN
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Then above the bulwarks ancientO
I beheld a head ariseP
And the moon with ghastly glimmerH
Lit its sad and hollow eyesP
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Grieved am I se or and sorryB
Very courteously it saidQ
That I may not take you with meB
But I only take the DeadQ
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These alone may dare the voyageR
These alone sail on the questN
For the Fount of Youth EternalE
For the Islands of the BlestN

Victor James Daley



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