Death (ii) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDCDDC| Yes there is one who makes us all lay down | A |
| Our mushroom vanities our speculations | B |
| Our well set theories and calculations | B |
| Our workman's jacket or our monarch's crown | A |
| To him alike the country and the town | A |
| Barbaric hordes or civilized nations | B |
| Men of all names and ranks and occupations | B |
| Squire parson lawyer Jones or Smith or Brown | A |
| He stops the carter the uplifted whip | C |
| Falls dreamily among the horses' straw | D |
| He stops the helmsman and the gallant ship | C |
| Holdeth to westward by another law | D |
| No one will see him no one ever saw | D |
| But he sees all and lets not any slip | C |
George Macdonald
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