There Is An Air Of Majesty Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCB DDEFFG HHIAII| There is an air of majesty | A |
| A bearing dignified and free | A |
| About the mountain peaks | B |
| Each crag of weather beaten stone | C |
| Presents a grandeur of its own | C |
| To him who seeks | B |
| - | |
| There is a proud defiant mein | D |
| Expressive stern and yet serene | D |
| About the precipice | E |
| Whose rugged form looks grimly down | F |
| And answers with an austere frown | F |
| The sunlight's kiss | G |
| - | |
| The mountain with the snow bank crowned | H |
| The gorge abysmal and profound | H |
| Impress with aspect grand | I |
| With unfeigned reverence I see | A |
| In canon and declivity | I |
| The All Wise Hand | I |
Alfred Castner King
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