Sea-magic Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDBBCDB EAAFGE| TO R I | A |
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| My heart faints in me for the distant sea | B |
| The roar of London is the roar of ire | C |
| The lion utters in his old desire | D |
| For Libya out of dim captivity | B |
| The long bright silver of Cheapside I see | B |
| Her gilded weathercocks on roof and spire | C |
| Exulting eastward in the western fire | D |
| All things recall one heart sick memory | B |
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| Ever the rustle of the advancing foam | E |
| The surges' desolate thunder and the cry | A |
| As of some lone babe in the whispering sky | A |
| Ever I peer into the restless gloom | F |
| To where a ship clad dim and loftily | G |
| Looms steadfast in the wonder of her home | E |
Walter De La Mare
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