Judson Stoddard Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJAKG| On a mountain top above the clouds | A |
| That streamed like a sea below me | B |
| I said that peak is the thought of Buddha | C |
| And that one is the prayer of Jesus | D |
| And this one is the dream of Plato | E |
| And that one there the song of Dante | F |
| And this is Kant and this is Newton | G |
| And this is Milton and this is Shakespeare | H |
| And this the hope of the Mother Church | I |
| And this why all these peaks are poems | J |
| Poems and prayers that pierce the clouds | A |
| And I said What does God do with mountains | K |
| That rise almost to heaven | G |
Edgar Lee Masters
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