The Unnamed Lake Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH IJIK LMLM NKNK AOAO PQPQIt sleeps among the thousand hills | A |
Where no man ever trod | B |
And only nature's music fills | A |
The silences of God | B |
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Great mountains tower above its shore | C |
Green rushes fringe its brim | D |
And over its breast for evermore | C |
The wanton breezes skim | D |
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Dark clouds that intercept the sun | E |
Go there in Spring to weep | F |
And there when Autumn days are done | E |
White mists lie down to sleep | F |
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Sunrise and sunset crown with gold | G |
The pinks of ageless stone | H |
Her winds have thundered from of old | G |
And storms have set their throne | H |
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No echoes of the world afar | I |
Disturb it night or day | J |
The sun and shadow moon and star | I |
Pass and repass for aye | K |
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'Twas in the grey of early dawn | L |
When first the lake we spied | M |
And fragments of a cloud were drawn | L |
Half down the mountain side | M |
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Along the shore a heron flew | N |
And from a speck on high | K |
That hovered in the deepening blue | N |
We heard the fish hawk's cry | K |
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Among the cloud capt solitudes | A |
No sound the silence broke | O |
Save when in whispers down the woods | A |
The guardian mountains spoke | O |
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Through tangled brush and dewy brake | P |
Returning whence we came | Q |
We passed in silence and the lake | P |
We left without a name | Q |
Frederick George Scott
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