The Note Of Nature Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEDF GHGH IJIJ KLKL MNMN OPOP QBQC| Earth's manifold noises break | A |
| Overhead in the calm | B |
| In unison full and wake | A |
| The note of a psalm | C |
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| On the sunny hills in the vales | D |
| It falls on my ear | E |
| Down the baffling winds it sails | D |
| In the night draweth near | F |
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| It sounds like great mountains to me | G |
| A deep monotone | H |
| Like the veiled AEonian sea | G |
| That girdles Time's zone | H |
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| The sun and the stars and the moon | I |
| Keep time with this note | J |
| The evening and morning and noon | I |
| Things near and remote | J |
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| The tides ebb and flow to its beat | K |
| 'Tis the seasons' rhyme | L |
| The harebell and twin flower sweet | K |
| Its undertone chime | L |
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| The night moth stirs to the reed | M |
| And the beetle booms | N |
| The bird and the beast are keyed | M |
| To the flower that blooms | N |
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| And man to his high service goes | O |
| Aswing to his goal | P |
| Like the tides and the stars and the rose | O |
| Tone overtone whole | P |
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| I hear it by day and by night | Q |
| In storm and in calm | B |
| A low swelling note from a height | Q |
| With the roll of a psalm | C |
Theodore Harding Rand
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