Dust-sealed Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD AEAE FGFG HBHI JKJKI know not wherefore but mine eyes | A |
See bloom where other eyes see blight | B |
They find a rainbow a sunrise | A |
Where others but discern deep night | B |
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Men call me an enthusiast | C |
And say I look through gilded haze | D |
Because where'er my gaze is cast | C |
I see something that calls for praise | D |
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I say Behold those lovely eyes | A |
That tinted cheek of flower like grace | E |
They answer in amused surprise | A |
We thought it a common face | E |
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I say Was ever seen more fair | F |
I seem to walk in Eden's bowers | G |
They answer with a pitying air | F |
The weeds are choking out the flowers | G |
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I know not wherefore but God lent | H |
A deeper vision to my sight | B |
On whatsoe'er my gaze is bent | H |
I catch the beauty Infinite | I |
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That underlying hidden half | J |
That all things hold of Deity | K |
So let the dull crowd sneer and laugh | J |
Their eyes are blind they cannot see | K |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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