Between The Mountains And The Plain Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCABC DEFDEF AGHAGH| Between the mountains and the plain | A |
| We leaned upon a rampart old | B |
| Beneath branch blossoms trembled white | C |
| Far off a dusky fringe of rain | A |
| Brushed low along a sky of gold | B |
| Where earth spread lost in endless light | C |
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| The mountains in their glory rose | D |
| Peak thronging peak cloud shadows mapped | E |
| The purpling brown with milky blue | F |
| Removed austere shone rarer snows | D |
| Above dark ridges vapour wrapped | E |
| Afar shone Love for me and you | F |
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| Sky seeking mountains boundless plain | A |
| Old walls and April blossomed trees | G |
| Of ever young world ancient power | H |
| The height the space was your refrain | A |
| In us us too eternities | G |
| Made of that moment a white flower | H |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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