A Spirit Passed Before Me Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDD EFBBBB| From Job | A |
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| A spirit passed before me I beheld | B |
| The face of immortality unveiled | B |
| Deep sleep came down on every eye save mine | C |
| And there it stood all formless but divine | C |
| Along my bones the creeping flesh did quake | D |
| And as my damp hair stiffened thus it spake | D |
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| Is man more just than God Is man more pure | E |
| Than He who deems even Seraphs insecure | F |
| Creatures of clay vain dwellers in the dust | B |
| The moth survives you and are ye more just | B |
| Things of a day you wither ere the night | B |
| Heedless and blind to Wisdom's wasted light | B |
George Gordon Lord Byron
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