To Henry George In America Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCABBCDEEDED| Not for the thought that burns on keen and clear | A |
| Heat that the heat has turned from red to white | B |
| The passion of the lone remembering night | B |
| One with the patience day must see and hear | C |
| Not for the shafts the lying foemen fear | A |
| Shot from the soul's intense self centring light | B |
| But for the heart of love divine and bright | B |
| We praise you worker thinker poet seer | C |
| Man of the People faithful in all parts | D |
| The veins' last drop the brain's last flickering dole | E |
| You on whose forehead beams the aureole | E |
| That hope and certain hope alone imparts | D |
| Us have you given your perfect heart and soul | E |
| Wherefore receive as yours our souls and hearts | D |
Francis William Lauderdale Adams
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