The Ministers Of Law Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBBBCDBED| The glories and the perils of thy day | A |
| Are one O Man Thou goest to thine end | B |
| With Powers and for a little thou dost wend | B |
| With marshalled Majesties upon their way | A |
| But thee the dread Necessities betray | A |
| That nurse and fearful Splendors that befriend | B |
| And thee shall alien Dominations rend | B |
| Deemest the triumph of the worlds to stay | B |
| Or step by step through eons overpassed | B |
| Stride with the suns upon their road of awe | C |
| Thou travelest brief ways that end and sink | D |
| Urged by the hurrying planets and the vast | B |
| Prone rushing constellations of the Law | E |
| Thunder and press behind thee at the brink | D |
Clark Ashton Smith
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