The Solitary Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFEF GHHHIJIJ KLKMDFBF NDNDOIOI PQRQSTUL

Alone alone How drear it isA
Always to be aloneB
In such a depth of wildernessC
The only thinking oneD
The waters in their path rejoiceE
The trees together sleepF
But I have not one silver voiceE
Upon my ear to creepF
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The sun upon the silent hillsG
His mesh of beauty weavesH
There's music in the laughing rillsH
And in the whispering leavesH
The red deer like the breezes flyI
To meet the bounding roeJ
But I have not a human sighI
To cheer me as I goJ
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I've hated men I hate them nowK
But since they are not hereL
I thirst for the familiar browK
Thirst for the stealing tearM
And I should love to see the oneD
And feel the other creepF
And then again I'd be aloneB
Amid the forest deepF
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I thought that I should love my houndN
And hear my cracking gunD
Till I forgot the thrilling soundN
Of voices one by oneD
I thought that in the leafy hushO
Of nature they would dieI
But as the hindered waters rushO
Resisted feelings flyI
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I'm weary of my lonely hutP
And of its blasted treeQ
The very lake is like my lotR
So silent constantlyQ
I've lived amid the forest gloomS
Until I almost fearT
When will the thrilling voices comeU
My spirit thirsts to hearL

Nathaniel Parker Willis



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