Hope Evermore And Believe! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOHPN QRQSTUJUHope evermore and believe O man for e'en as thy thought | A |
So are the things that thou see'st e'en as thy hope and belief | B |
Cowardly art thou and timid they rise to provoke thee against them | C |
Hast thou courage enough see them exulting to yield | D |
Yea the rough rock the dull earth the wild sea's furying waters | E |
Violent say'st thou and hard mighty thou think'st to destroy | F |
All with ineffable longing are waiting their Invader | G |
All with one varying voice call to him Come and subdue | H |
Still for their Conqueror call and but for the joy of being conquered | I |
Rapture they will not forego dare to resist and rebel | J |
Still when resisting and raging in soft undervoice say unto him | K |
Fear not retire not O man hope evermore and believe | L |
Go from the east to the west as the sun and the stars direct thee | M |
Go with the girdle of man go and encompass the earth | N |
Not for the gain of the gold for the getting the hoarding the having | O |
But for the joy of the deed but for the Duty to do | H |
Go with the spiritual life the higher volition and action | P |
With the great girdle of God go and encompass the earth | N |
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Go say not in thy heart And what then were it accomplished | Q |
Were the wild impulse allayed what were the use or the good | R |
Go when the instinct is stilled and when the deed is accomplished | Q |
What thou bast done and shalt do shall be declared to thee then | S |
Go with the sun and the stars and yet evermore in thy spirit | T |
Say to thyself It is good yet is there better than it | U |
This that I see is not all and this that I do is but little | J |
Nevertheless it is good though there is better than it | U |
Arthur Hugh Clough
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