Gift Of Silence Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCA DEFEFF C| No sound in all the mountains all the sky | A |
| Yet hush one delicate sound minutely clear | B |
| Makes the immense Silence draw more near | B |
| Some secret ripple of running water shy | A |
| As a delight that hides from alien eye | A |
| And the encircling mountains seem an ear | C |
| Only for this the still clouds hang to hear | C |
| All music in a sound small as a sigh | A |
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| Far below rises to the horizon rim | D |
| The silent sea Above those gray clouds pile | E |
| But through them tremblingly escape like bloom | F |
| Like buds of beams for sleepy mile on mile | E |
| Wellings of light as if heaven had not room | F |
| For the hidden glory and must overbrim | F |
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| Penmaenmawr | C |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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