After Storm Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCE FGHG IJIJ| Great clouds of sullen seal and gold | A |
| Bar bleak the tawny west | B |
| From which all day the thunder rolled | A |
| And storm streamed crest on crest | B |
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| Now silvery in its deeps of bronze | C |
| The new moon fills its sphere | D |
| And point by point the darkness dons | C |
| Its pale stars there and here | E |
| - | |
| But still behind the moon and stars | F |
| The peace of heaven remains | G |
| Suspicion of the wrath that wars | H |
| That Nature now restrains | G |
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| As lined 'neath tiger eyelids glare | I |
| The wild beast eyes that sleep | J |
| So smoulders in its sunset lair | I |
| The rage that rent the deep | J |
Madison Julius Cawein
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