A Niagara Landscape Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEDFEF| Heavy with haze that merges and melts free | A |
| Into the measureless depth on either hand | B |
| The full day rests upon the luminous land | B |
| In one long noon of golden reverie | A |
| Now hath the harvest come and gone with glee | A |
| The shaven fields stretch smooth and clean away | C |
| Purple and green and yellow and soft gray | C |
| Chequered with orchards Farther still I see | A |
| Towns and dim villages whose roof tops fill | D |
| The distant mist yet scarcely catch the view | E |
| Thorold set sultry on its plateau'd hill | D |
| And far to westward where yon pointed towers | F |
| Rise faint and ruddy from the vaporous blue | E |
| Saint Catharines city of the host of flowers | F |
Archibald Lampman
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