A Discovery Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACACACA| I thought your search was over So I thought | A |
| But you are seeking still Yes even so | B |
| Still seeking in mine own despite below | B |
| That which in Heaven alone is found unsought | A |
| Still spending for that thing which is not bought | A |
| Then chase no more this shifting empty show | B |
| Amen so bid a drowning man forego | B |
| The straw he clutches will he so be taught | A |
| You have a home where peace broods like a dove | C |
| Screened from the weary world's loud discontent | A |
| You have home here you wait for home above | C |
| I must unlearn the pleasant ways I went | A |
| Must learn another hope another love | C |
| And sigh indeed for home in banishment | A |
Christina Rossetti
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