William Blake Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEFGGH| THIS is the place Even here the dauntless soul | A |
| The unflinching hand wrought on till in that nook | B |
| As on that very bed his life partook | B |
| New birth and passed Yon river's dusky shoal | A |
| Whereto the close built coiling lanes unroll | A |
| Faced his work window whence his eyes would stare | C |
| Thought wandering unto nought that met them there | C |
| But to the unfettered irreversible goal | A |
| This cupboard Holy of Holies held the cloud | D |
| Of his soul writ and limned this other one | E |
| His true wife's charge full oft to their abode | F |
| Yielded for daily bread the martyr's stone | G |
| Ere yet their food might be that Bread alone | G |
| The words now home speech of the mouth of God | H |
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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