Mt. Lykaion Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDBCDEFFEGG| Alone on Lykaion since man hath been | A |
| Stand on the height two columns where at rest | B |
| Two eagles hewn of gold sit looking East | C |
| Forever and the sun goes down between | D |
| Far down the mountain's oval green | D |
| An order keeps the falling stones abreast | B |
| Below within the chaos last and least | C |
| A river like a curl of light is seen | D |
| Beyond the river lies the even sea | E |
| Beyond the sea another ghost of sky | F |
| O God support the sickness of my eye | F |
| Lest the far space and long antiquity | E |
| Suck out my heart and on this awful ground | G |
| The great wind kill my little shell with sound | G |
Trumbull Stickney
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