Sight Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDCEDF| The world is bright with beauty and its days | A |
| Are filled with music could we only know | B |
| True ends from false and lofty things from low | B |
| Could we but tear away the walls that graze | A |
| Our very elbows in life's frosty ways | A |
| Behold the width beyond us with its flow | B |
| Its knowledge and its murmur and its glow | B |
| Where doubt itself is but a golden haze | A |
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| Ah brothers still upon our pathway lies | C |
| The shadow of dim weariness and fear | D |
| Yet if we could but lift our earthwood eyes | C |
| To see and open our dull eyes to hear | E |
| Then should the wonder of this world draw near | D |
| And life's innumerable harmonies | F |
Archibald Lampman
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