Andrew Marvell Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBAACDEDEDE| Spirit that lookest from the starry fold | A |
| Of truth s white flock next to thy Milton there | B |
| Accept my reverence though but feebly told | A |
| And oh My heart from thy example rare | B |
| Henceforth its being for worthiest ends would bear | B |
| Thy deeds though plain were towering all and bold | A |
| And like the stedfast columns that uphold | A |
| Some awful temple to thy duty were | C |
| How much thy story has enlarged my ken | D |
| Of real greatness Of mere conquerors I | E |
| Read but with anger or with shame but when | D |
| Of thee uplifted into virtue s sky | E |
| I glory in my brotherhood with men | D |
| And feel how nobly all may live and die | E |
Charles Harpur
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