The Isles Of Huron Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCBC DDEFEF GGHGHG| Bright are the countless isles which crest | A |
| With waving woods wide Huron's breast | A |
| Her countless isles that love too well | B |
| The crystal waters whence they rise | C |
| Far from her azure depths to swell | B |
| Or wanton with the wooing skies | C |
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| Nor jealous soar to keep the Day | D |
| From laughing in each rippling bay | D |
| But floating on the flood they love | E |
| Soft whispering kiss her breast and seek | F |
| No passions of the air above | E |
| No fires that burn the thunder peak | F |
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| Algoma o'er Ontario throws | G |
| Fair forest heights and mountain snows | G |
| Strong Erie shakes the orchard plain | H |
| At great Niagara's defiles | G |
| And river gods o'er Lawrence reign | H |
| But Love is king in Huron's isles | G |
John Campbell
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