Summer Noon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDDDDADAEE| Fire in the heavens and fire along the hills | A |
| and fire made solid in the flinty stone | B |
| thick massed or scattered pebble fire that fills | A |
| the breathless hour that lives in fire alone | B |
| This valley long ago the patient bed | C |
| of floods that carved its antient amplitude | D |
| in stillness of the Egyptian crypt outspread | D |
| endures to drown in noon day's tyrant mood | D |
| Behind the veil of burning silence bound | D |
| vast life's innumerous busy littleness | A |
| is hushed in vague conjectured blur of sound | D |
| that dulls the brain with slumbrous weight unless | A |
| some dazzling puncture let the stridence throng | E |
| in the cicada's torture point of song | E |
Christopher John Brennan
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