Annisquam Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDECDE| Old days old ways old homes beside the sea | A |
| Old gardens with old fashioned flowers aflame | B |
| Poppy petunia and many a name | B |
| Of many a flower of fragrant pedigree | A |
| Old hills that glow with blue and barberry | A |
| And rocks and pines that stand on guard the same | B |
| Immutable as when the Pilgrim came | B |
| And here laid firm foundations of the Free | A |
| The sunlight makes the dim dunes hills of snow | C |
| And every vessel's sail a twinkling wing | D |
| Glancing the violet ocean far away | E |
| The world is full of color and of glow | C |
| A mighty canvas whereon God doth fling | D |
| The flawless picture of a perfect day | E |
Madison Julius Cawein
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