Ode Sung At The Opening Of The International Exhibition Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBBB A DDD A EFFEDDEEEEBBEGGDHHD I JJJ I HHAAKBBKKB K| I | A |
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| Uplift a thousand voices full and sweet | B |
| In this wide hall with earth's invention stored | C |
| And praise the invisible universal Lord | C |
| Who lets once more in peace the nations meet | B |
| Where Science Art and Labor have outpour'd | B |
| Their myriad horns of plenty at our feet | B |
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| II | A |
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| O silent father of our Kings to be | D |
| Mourn'd in this golden hour of jubilee | D |
| For this for all we weep our thanks to thee | D |
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| III | A |
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| The world compelling plan was thine | E |
| And lo the long laborious miles | F |
| Of Palace lo the giant aisles | F |
| Rich in model and design | E |
| Harvest tool and husbandry | D |
| Loom and wheel and enginery | D |
| Secrets of the sullen mine | E |
| Steel and gold and corn and wine | E |
| Fabric rough or fairy fine | E |
| Sunny tokens of the Line | E |
| Polar marvels and a feast | B |
| Of wonder out of West and East | B |
| And shapes and hues of Art divine | E |
| All of beauty all of use | G |
| That one fair planet can produce | G |
| Brought from under every star | D |
| Blown from over every main | H |
| And mixt as life is mixt with pain | H |
| The works of peace with works of war | D |
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| IV | I |
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| Is the goal so far away | J |
| Far how far no tongue can say | J |
| Let us dream our dream to day | J |
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| V | I |
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| O ye the wise who think the wise who reign | H |
| From growing Commerce loose her latest chain | H |
| And let the fair white wing'd peacemaker fly | A |
| To happy havens under all the sky | A |
| And mix the seasons and the golden hours | K |
| Till each man find his own in all men's good | B |
| And all men work in noble brotherhood | B |
| Breaking their mailed fleets and armed towers | K |
| And ruling by obeying Nature's powers | K |
| And gathering all the fruits of earth and crown'd | B |
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| with all her flowers | K |
Alfred Lord Tennyson
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