Jonathan Swift Somers (author Of The Spooniad) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJAKALMN| After you have enriched your soul | A |
| To the highest point | B |
| With books thought suffering | C |
| The understanding of many personalities | D |
| The power to interpret glances silences | E |
| The pauses in momentous transformations | F |
| The genius of divination and prophecy | G |
| So that you feel able at times to hold the world | H |
| In the hollow of your hand | I |
| Then if by the crowding of so many powers | J |
| Into the compass of your soul | A |
| Your soul takes fire | K |
| And in the conflagration of your soul | A |
| The evil of the world is lighted up and made clear | L |
| Be thankful if in that hour of supreme vision | M |
| Life does not fiddle | N |
Edgar Lee Masters
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