Confidence Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDDCCD| Lie down upon the ground thou hopeless one | A |
| Press thy face in the grass and do not speak | B |
| Dost feel the green globe whirl Seven times a week | B |
| Climbeth she out of darkness to the sun | A |
| Which is her God seven times she doth not shun | A |
| Awful eclipse laying her patient cheek | B |
| Upon a pillow ghost beset with shriek | B |
| Of voices utterless which rave and run | A |
| Through all the star penumbra craving light | C |
| And tidings of the dawn from East and West | D |
| Calmly she sleepeth and her sleep is blest | D |
| With heavenly visions and the joy of Night | C |
| Treading aloft with moons nor hath she fright | C |
| Though cloudy tempests beat upon her breast | D |
George Macdonald
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