On Lake Temiscamingue Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFGHHG| A single dreary elm that stands between | A |
| The sombre forest and the wan lit lake | B |
| Halves with its slim gray stem and pendent green | A |
| The shadowed point Beyond it without break | B |
| Bold brows of pine topped granite bend away | C |
| Far to the southward fading off in grand | D |
| Soft folds of looming purple Cool and gray | C |
| The point runs out a blade of thinnest sand | D |
| Two rivers meet beyond it wild and clear | E |
| Their deepening thunder breaks upon the ear | F |
| The one descending from its forest home | G |
| By many an eddied pool and murmuring fall | H |
| The other cloven through the mountain wall | H |
| A race of tumbled rocks a road of foam | G |
Archibald Lampman
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