Mist Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDCBCECCFC| Low anchored cloud | A |
| Newfoundland air | B |
| Fountain head and source of rivers | C |
| Dew cloth dream drapery | D |
| And napkin spread by fays | C |
| Drifting meadow of the air | B |
| Where bloom the dasied banks and violets | C |
| And in whose fenny labyrinth | E |
| The bittern booms and heron wades | C |
| Spirit of the lake and seas and rivers | C |
| Bear only purfumes and the scent | F |
| Of healing herbs to just men's fields | C |
Henry David Thoreau
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