From -the Soul-s Travelling- Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCADEFGCCHIJ KIKLLIMNMNOPQINRRNGod God | A |
With a child s voice I cry | B |
Weak sad confidingly | C |
God God | A |
Thou knowest eyelids raised not always up | D |
Unto Thy love as none of ours are droop | E |
As ours o er many a tear | F |
Thou knowest though Thy universe is broad | G |
Two little tears suffice to cover all | C |
Thou knowest Thou who art so prodigal | C |
Of beauty we are oft but stricken deer | H |
Expiring in the woods that care for none | I |
Of those delightsome flowers they die upon | J |
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O blissful Mouth which breathed the mournful breath | K |
We name our souls self spoilt by that strong passion | I |
Which paled Thee once with sighs by that strong death | K |
Which made Thee once unbreathing from the wrack | L |
Themselves have called around them call them back | L |
Back to Thee in continuous aspiration | I |
For here O Lord | M |
For here they travel vainly vainly pass | N |
From city pavement to untrodden sward | M |
Where the lark finds her deep nest in the grass | N |
Cold with the earth s last dew Yea very vain | O |
The greatest speed of all these souls of men | P |
Unless they travel upward to the throne | Q |
Where sittest THOU the satisfying ONE | I |
With help for sins and holy perfectings | N |
For all requirements while the archangel raising | R |
Unto Thy face his full ecstatic gazing | R |
Forgets the rush and rapture of his wings | N |
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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