Imanuel Ehrenhardt Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDADDEFGDHID| I began with Sir William Hamilton's lectures | A |
| Then studied Dugald Stewart | B |
| And then John Locke on the Understanding | C |
| And then Descartes Fichte and Schelling | C |
| Kant and then Schopenhauer | D |
| Books I borrowed from old Judge Somers | A |
| All read with rapturous industry | D |
| Hoping it was reserved to me | D |
| To grasp the tail of the ultimate secret | E |
| And drag it out of its hole | F |
| My soul flew up ten thousand miles | G |
| And only the moon looked a little bigger | D |
| Then I fell back how glad of the earth | H |
| All through the soul of William Jones | I |
| Who showed me a letter of John Muir | D |
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