Sonnet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCADDAAEAFEGG| STILL northward is the central mount of Maine | A |
| From whose high crown the rugged forests seem | B |
| Like shaven lawns and lakes with frequent gleam | B |
| 'Like broken mirrors ' flash back light again | C |
| Eastward the sea with its majestic plain | A |
| Endless of radiant restless blue superb | D |
| With might and music whether storms perturb | D |
| Its reckless waves or halcyon winds that reign | A |
| Make it serene as wisdom Storied Spain | A |
| Is the next coast and yet we may not sigh | E |
| For lands beyond the inexorable main | A |
| Our noble scenes have yet no history | F |
| All subtler charms than those that feed the eye | E |
| Our lives must give them 'tis an aim austere | G |
| But opes new vistas and a pathway clear | G |
Emma Lazarus
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