Natural Theology Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBCD EFEFEF| 'Once CAGN was like a father kind and good | A |
| But He was spoiled by fighting many things | B |
| He wars upon the lions in the wood | A |
| And breaks the Thunder bird's tremendous wings | B |
| But still we cry to Him 'We are thy brood | C |
| O Cagn be merciful ' and us He brings | B |
| To herds of elands and great store of food | C |
| And in the desert opens water springs ' | D |
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| So Qing King Nqsha's Bushman hunter spoke | E |
| Beside the camp fire by the fountain fair | F |
| When all were weary and soft clouds of smoke | E |
| Were fading fragrant in the twilit air | F |
| And suddenly in each man's heart there woke | E |
| A pang a sacred memory of prayer | F |
Andrew Lang
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