The Lake Shore Road Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEFE GHIBJB KLMNOM PQRBR| 'Tis noon the meadow stretches in the sun | A |
| And every little spear of grass uplifts its slimness to the glow | B |
| To let the heavy laden bees pass out | C |
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| A stream comes at a snail's pace through the gloom | D |
| Of shrub and fern and brake | E |
| Leaps o'er a wall goes singing on to find | F |
| The coolness of the lake | E |
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| A wild rose spreads her greenness on a hedge | G |
| And flings her tinted blossoms in the air | H |
| The sweetbriar neighbors with that porcupine | I |
| Of shrubs the gooseberry with parasol | B |
| Of white the elderberry shades her head | J |
| And dreams of purple fruit and wine press chill | B |
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| From off her four warm eggs of mottled shade | K |
| A bird flies with a call of love and joy | L |
| That wins an answer straight | M |
| From that brown thing of gladness on a bough | N |
| Too slight to hold him and his weight of song | O |
| The proud and watchful mate | M |
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| The wind comes heavy freighted from the wood | P |
| With jasmine honeysuckle iris phlox | Q |
| And lilies red and white | R |
| The blue lake murmurs and the world seems all | B |
| A garden of delight | R |
Jean Blewett
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