Milford Sound In Winter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACDAEFGHFG| Dark ocean walls majestically steep | A |
| That dare the skies that guard a solitude | B |
| Of straitened sea from every tempest rude | B |
| That uncontrolled molests the outer deep | A |
| White pinnacles where Summer suns will reap | A |
| A silent store of clouds unloose the flood | C |
| That captive long in Winter's hold hath stood | D |
| And wake the mountain mosses from their sleep | A |
| Dark walls white peaks unravished silences | E |
| Grey sinuous lane of solitary sea | F |
| Wild cataracts plunging fearless from the height | G |
| And glaciers patient through the centuries | H |
| O would that my revering soul might be | F |
| Among your lonely shrines an eremite | G |
William Gay
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