Collins Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEEFG| A Genius caged in niceties of art | A |
| A full souled Bard that should have thought apart | A |
| Creatively peculiar not as taught | B |
| By models which though rare and richly wrought | B |
| As polished jewels set in chastened gold | C |
| Have lost at length their birth fire and are cold | C |
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| Yet how shot through with beauty are the Lays | D |
| His nice hand fashioned for the after days | D |
| Painting and Sculpture in his verse combine | E |
| With Poesy and breathing through each line | E |
| In harmonised transfusion they dispense | F |
| The spirit of a triune excellence | G |
Charles Harpur
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