High On A Hill Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBBBBBCDECDE| There is a place among the Cape Ann hills | A |
| That looks from fir dark summits on the sea | B |
| Whose surging sapphire changes constantly | B |
| Beneath deep heavens Morning windowsills | B |
| With golden calm or sunset citadels | B |
| With storm whose towers the winds' confederacy | B |
| And bandit thunder hold in rebel fee | B |
| Swooping upon the ilsher's sail that swells | B |
| A place where Sorrow ceases to complain | C |
| And life's old Cares put all their burdens by | D |
| And Weariness forgets itself in rest | E |
| Would that all life were like it might obtain | C |
| Its pure repose its outlook strong and high | D |
| That sees beyond far Islands of the Blest | E |
Madison Julius Cawein
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