Spirit Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAABCBBDEDEED| How great my joy How grand my recompense | A |
| I bow to thee I keep thee in my sight | B |
| I call thee mine in love though not in sense | A |
| I share with thee the hermitage immense | A |
| Of holy dreams which come to us at night | B |
| When through the medium of the spirit lens | C |
| We see the soul in its primeval light | B |
| And Reason spares the hopes it cannot blight | B |
| It is the soul of thee and not the form | D |
| And not the face I yearn to in my sleep | E |
| It is thyself The body is the storm | D |
| The soul the star beyond it in the deep | E |
| Of Nature's calm And yonder on the steep | E |
| The Sun of Faith quiescent round and warm | D |
Eric Mackay
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