When The World Is Burning Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABAACDDEFFFE AAGAAAGHHIAAAI| When the world is burning | A |
| Fired within yet turning | A |
| Round with face unscathed | B |
| Ere fierce flames uprushing | A |
| O'er all lands leap crushing | A |
| Till earth fall fire swathed | C |
| Up amidst the meadows | D |
| Gently through the shadows | D |
| Gentle flames will glide | E |
| Small and blue and golden | F |
| Though by bard beholden | F |
| When in calm dreams folden | F |
| Calm his dreams will bide | E |
| - | |
| Where the dance is sweeping | A |
| Through the greensward peeping | A |
| Shall the soft lights start | G |
| Laughing maids unstaying | A |
| Deeming it trick playing | A |
| High their robes upswaying | A |
| O'er the lights shall dart | G |
| And the woodland haunter | H |
| Shall not cease to saunter | H |
| When far down some glade | I |
| Of the great world's burning | A |
| One soft flame upturning | A |
| Seems to his discerning | A |
| Crocus in the shade | I |
Ebenezer Jones
(1)
Poem topics: , Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
Submit Spanish Translation
Submit German Translation
Submit French Translation
Previous Poem
Next Poem
Write your comment about When The World Is Burning poem by Ebenezer Jones
Best Poems of Ebenezer Jones