Rhymes And Rhythms - Viii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCBDBCEFGHBDDAAI JAKBABLMNB BBOPDQBR| To J A C | A |
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| Fresh from his fastnesses | B |
| Wholesome and spacious | B |
| The north wind the mad huntsman | C |
| Halloos on his white hounds | B |
| Over the grey roaring | D |
| Reaches and ridges | B |
| The forest of ocean | C |
| The chace of the world | E |
| Hark to the peal | F |
| Of the pack in full cry | G |
| As he thongs them before him | H |
| Swarming voluminous | B |
| Weltering wide wallowing | D |
| Till in a ruining | D |
| Chaos of energy | A |
| Hurled on their quarry | A |
| They crash into foam | I |
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| Old Indefatigable | J |
| Time's right hand man the sea | A |
| Laughs as in joy | K |
| From his millions of wrinkles | B |
| Laughs that his destiny | A |
| Great with the greatness | B |
| Of triumphing order | L |
| Shows as a dwarf | M |
| By the strength of his heart | N |
| And the might of his hands | B |
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| Master of masters | B |
| O maker of heroes | B |
| Thunder the brave | O |
| Irresistible message | P |
| 'Life is worth living | D |
| Through every grain of it | Q |
| From the foundations | B |
| To the last edge | R |
| Of the cornerstone death ' | - |
William Ernest Henley
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