Caledonia Springs, New York Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EFBB GGHI JJAA AAKK| The water spouts up from the ground | A |
| And there doth form a pond around | A |
| 'Tis fed from no apparent rills | B |
| And it near by drives several mills | B |
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| And here the little ponds are seen | C |
| Where fish are propogate by Green | C |
| Fish hatcheries here had their birth | D |
| And now they're spread o'er all the earth | D |
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| Here in each pond thousands of trout | E |
| Rush around their circular route | F |
| Of various breeds age and size | B |
| Speckled o'er with various dyes | B |
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| Geologists do gaze with pride | G |
| On specimens all petrified | G |
| Here church is built of those rare stone | H |
| Fish reptiles birds in days bygone | I |
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| Strange thoughts in mind it doth awake | J |
| As it is far from sea and lake | J |
| Even the hill tops do abound | A |
| With proofs here flowed the sea profound | A |
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| With reverence we gaze around | A |
| On an ancient burial ground | A |
| Those who once did tread the heather | K |
| Now rest quietly here together | K |
James Mcintyre
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