The Voice And The Peak Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC A EFGF A BHBH I JKLK I MNON I POQ I QQFD I RQIQ E OPSP E BCDC| I | A |
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| The voice and the Peak | B |
| Far over summit and lawn | C |
| The lone glow and long roar | D |
| Green rushing from the rosy thrones of dawn | C |
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| II | A |
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| All night have I heard the voice | E |
| Rave over the rocky bar | F |
| But thou wert silent in heaven | G |
| Above thee glided the star | F |
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| III | A |
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| Hast thou no voice O Peak | B |
| That standest high above all | H |
| 'I am the voice of the Peak | B |
| I roar and rave for I fall | H |
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| IV | I |
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| 'A thousand voices go | J |
| To North South East and West | K |
| They leave the heights and are troubled | L |
| And moan and sink to their rest | K |
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| V | I |
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| 'The fields are fair beside them | M |
| The chestnut towers in his bloom | N |
| But they they feel the desire of the deep | O |
| Fall and follow their doom | N |
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| VI | I |
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| 'The deep has power on the height | P |
| And the height has power on the deep | O |
| They are raised for ever and ever | Q |
| And sink again into sleep ' | - |
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| VII | I |
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| Not raised for ever and ever | Q |
| But when their cycle is o'er | Q |
| The valley the voice the peak the star | F |
| Pass and are found no more | D |
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| VIII | I |
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| The Peak is high and flush'd | R |
| At his highest with sunrise fire | Q |
| The Peak is high and the stars are high | I |
| And the thought of a man is higher | Q |
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| IX | E |
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| A deep below the deep | O |
| And a height beyond the height | P |
| Our hearing is not hearing | S |
| And our seeing is not sight | P |
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| X | E |
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| The voice and the Peak | B |
| Far into heaven withdrawn | C |
| The lone glow and long roar | D |
| Green rushing from the rosy thrones of dawn | C |
Alfred Lord Tennyson
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