In The Harbour: The Four Lakes Of Madison Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCB DDEFFE GGHAAHFour limpid lakes four Naiades | A |
Or sylvan deities are these | A |
In flowing robes of azure dressed | B |
Four lovely handmaids that uphold | C |
Their shining mirrors rimmed with gold | C |
To the fair city in the West | B |
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By day the coursers of the sun | D |
Drink of these waters as they run | D |
Their swift diurnal round on high | E |
By night the constellations glow | F |
Far down the hollow deeps below | F |
And glimmer in another sky | E |
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Fair lakes serene and full of light | G |
Fair town arrayed in robes of white | G |
How visionary ye appear | H |
All like a floating landscape seems | A |
In cloud land or the land of dreams | A |
Bathed in a golden atmosphere | H |
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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