Kara Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDDD DEDE FGFG GHGH DDDD

Chequered with sunshine and shade the umbrage of white clouds in motionA
Rearing their summits to Heaven broken like waves on their strandsB
Northward and southward and seaward the mountains arise from the oceanA
Poised on a height above all Kara the beautiful standsB
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Kara whose mountain the ranges lie under in turbulent surgesC
Billows of purple and blue that stretch from her base to the seaD
Kara that knoweth the breath of the storm wind the sound of his dirgesD
Sweeping her gorges and clefts or sighing to river and treeD
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High as an eagle s nest crowning a summit storm beaten and hoaryD
Framed in a setting of green which sombre tints deepen and toneE
Gleam all the station s white roofs refracting the Summer god s gloryD
Ribbons of silvery light surmounting gray masses of stoneE
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Beauty is round it and peace and silence and sunlight enfold itF
Clothing with mystical charm summit and forest and scarG
Fair as a dream of delight it seemeth to eyes that behold itF
Roofed by the azure of heaven with sheen of blue waters afarG
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Dreamily drifteth the day in solitudes far from life s clamourG
Soundeth no murmur of tongues echo of hurrying feetH
Soundeth no blast of the furnace nor anvil that rings with the hammerG
Thunder of horses and wheels traffic and roar of the streetH
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Only a silence supreme where Nature seems buried in slumbersD
Save for the bell bird s clear note or murmuring cadence of beesD
Or sough of the wind as it chanteth its paean in musical numbersD
Soft to the pine crests aloft monarchs of leaf laden seasD

George Essex Evans



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