"the Highlands," Annisquam Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAABBADEFDEG| Here from the heights among the rocks and pines | A |
| The sea and shore seem some tremendous page | B |
| Of some vast book great with our heritage | C |
| Breathing the splendor of majestic lines | A |
| Yonder the dunes speak silver yonder shines | A |
| The ocean's sapphire word there gray with age | B |
| The granite writes its lesson strong and sage | B |
| And there the surf its rhythmic passage signs | A |
| The winds that sweep the page that interlude | D |
| Its majesty with music and the tides | E |
| That roll their thunder in that period | F |
| Its mighty rhetoric deep and dream imbued | D |
| Are what it seems to say of what abides | E |
| Of what's eternal and of what is God | G |
Madison Julius Cawein
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