In A Lecture Room Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAACCDEDBFGGF| Away haunt thou me not | A |
| Thou vain Philosophy | B |
| Little hast thou bestead | A |
| Save to perplex the head | A |
| And leave the spirit dead | A |
| Unto thy broken cisterns wherefore go | C |
| While from the secret treasure depths below | C |
| Fed by the skyey shower | D |
| And clouds that sink and rest on hilltops high | E |
| Wisdom at once and Power | D |
| Are welling bubbling forth unseen incessantly | B |
| Why labor at the dull mechanic oar | F |
| When the fresh breeze is blowing | G |
| And the strong current flowing | G |
| Right onward to the Eternal Shore | F |
Arthur Hugh Clough
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