The Paps Of Dana (the Rocky Road To Dublin) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDDEFFGG HH| The mountains stand and stare around | A |
| They are far too proud to speak | B |
| Altho' they're rooted in the ground | A |
| Up they go peak after peak | B |
| Beyond the tallest tree and still | C |
| Soaring over house and hill | C |
| Until you'd think they'd never stop | D |
| Going up top over top | D |
| Into the clouds | E |
| Still I mark | F |
| That a sparrow or a lark | F |
| Flying just as high can sing | G |
| As if he'd not done anything | G |
| - | |
| I think the mountains ought to be | H |
| Taught a little modesty | H |
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