J. E. B. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABCADEFDGF| Not all the pageant of the setting sun | A |
| Should yield the tired eyes of man delight | B |
| No sweet beguiling power had stars at night | B |
| To soothe his fainting heart when day is done | A |
| Nor any secret voice of benison | A |
| Might nature own were not each sound and sight | B |
| The sign and symbol of the infinite | C |
| The prophecy of things not yet begun | A |
| So had these lips so early sealed with sleep | D |
| No fruitful word life no power to move | E |
| Our deeper reverence did we not see | F |
| How more than all he said he was how deep | D |
| Below this broken life he ever wove | G |
| The finer substance of a life to be | F |
Arthur Sherburne Hardy
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