The Peaks Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFG HIJKEL HMDNOPL ABC| In the night | A |
| Grey heavy clouds muffled the valleys | B |
| And the peaks looked toward God alone | C |
| 'O Master that movest the wind with a finger | D |
| Humble idle futile peaks are we | E |
| Grant that we may run swiftly across the world | F |
| To huddle in worship at Thy feet ' | G |
| - | |
| In the morning | H |
| A noise of men at work came the clear blue miles | I |
| And the little black cities were apparent | J |
| 'O Master that knowest the meaning of raindrops | K |
| Humble idle futile peaks are we | E |
| Give voice to us we pray O Lord | L |
| That we may sing Thy goodness to the sun ' | - |
| - | |
| In the evening | H |
| The far valleys were sprinkled with tiny lights | M |
| 'O Master | D |
| Thou that knowest the value of kings and birds | N |
| Thou hast made us humble idle futile peaks | O |
| Thou only needest eternal patience | P |
| We bow to Thy wisdom O Lord | L |
| Humble idle futile peaks ' | - |
| - | |
| In the night | A |
| Grey heavy clouds muffled the valleys | B |
| And the peaks looked toward God alone | C |
Stephen Crane
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