The Unnamed Lake Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH IJIK LMLM NKNK AOAO PQPQ

It sleeps among the thousand hillsA
Where no man ever trodB
And only nature's music fillsA
The silences of GodB
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Great mountains tower above its shoreC
Green rushes fringe its brimD
And over its breast for evermoreC
The wanton breezes skimD
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Dark clouds that intercept the sunE
Go there in Spring to weepF
And there when Autumn days are doneE
White mists lie down to sleepF
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Sunrise and sunset crown with goldG
The pinks of ageless stoneH
Her winds have thundered from of oldG
And storms have set their throneH
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No echoes of the world afarI
Disturb it night or dayJ
The sun and shadow moon and starI
Pass and repass for ayeK
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'Twas in the grey of early dawnL
When first the lake we spiedM
And fragments of a cloud were drawnL
Half down the mountain sideM
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Along the shore a heron flewN
And from a speck on highK
That hovered in the deepening blueN
We heard the fish hawk's cryK
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Among the cloud capt solitudesA
No sound the silence brokeO
Save when in whispers down the woodsA
The guardian mountains spokeO
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Through tangled brush and dewy brakeP
Returning whence we cameQ
We passed in silence and the lakeP
We left without a nameQ

Frederick George Scott



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