Where Hudson's Wave Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGH IJIJKLKL| Where Hudson's wave o'er silvery sands | A |
| Winds through the hills afar | B |
| Old Cronest like a monarch stands | A |
| Crowned with a single star | B |
| And there amid the billowy swells | C |
| Of rock ribbed cloud capped earth | D |
| My fair and gentle Ida dwells | C |
| A nymph of mountain birth | D |
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| The snow flake that the cliff receives | E |
| The diamonds of the showers | F |
| Spring's tender blossoms buds and leaves | E |
| The sisterhood of flowers | F |
| Morn's early beam eve's balmy breeze | G |
| Her purity define | H |
| Yet Ida's dearer far than these | G |
| To this fond breast of mine | H |
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| My heart is on the hills The shades | I |
| Of night are on my brow | J |
| Ye pleasant haunts and quiet glades | I |
| My soul is with you now | J |
| I bless the star crowned highlands where | K |
| My Ida's footsteps roam | L |
| O for a falcon's wing to bear | K |
| Me onward to my home | L |
George Pope Morris
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