The Laurentians Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDECDE| These mountains reign alone they do not share | A |
| The transitory life of woods and streams | B |
| Wrapt in the deep solemnity of dreams | B |
| They drain the sunshine of the upper air | A |
| Beneath their peaks the huge clouds here and there | A |
| Take counsel of the wind which all night screams | B |
| Through grey burnt forests where the moonlight beams | B |
| On hidden lakes and rocks worn smooth and bare | A |
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| These mountains once throned in some primal sea | C |
| Shook half the world with thunder and the sun | D |
| Pierced not the gloom that clung about their crest | E |
| Now with sealed lips toilers from toil set free | C |
| Unvexed by fate the part they played being done | D |
| They watch and wait in venerable rest | E |
Frederick George Scott
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