Easter Wings Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDFD GBGBGDHDHD| Lord who createdst man in wealth and store | A |
| Though foolishly he lost the same | B |
| Decaying more and more | A |
| Till he became | B |
| Most poor | C |
| With thee | D |
| O let me rise | E |
| As larks harmoniously | D |
| And sing this day thy victories | F |
| Then shall the fall further the flight in me | D |
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| My tender age in sorrow did begin | G |
| And still with sicknesses and shame | B |
| Thou didst so punish sin | G |
| That I became | B |
| Most thin | G |
| With thee | D |
| Let me combine | H |
| And feel this day thy victory | D |
| For if I imp my wing on thine | H |
| Affliction shall advance the flight in me | D |
George Herbert
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