On A Midge Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDEDCD| Whence do ye come ye creatures Each of you | A |
| Is perfect as an angel wings and eyes | B |
| Stupendous in their beauty gorgeous dyes | B |
| In feathery fields of purple and of blue | A |
| Would God I saw a moment as ye do | A |
| I would become a molecule in size | B |
| Rest with you hum with you or slanting rise | B |
| Along your one dear sunbeam could I view | A |
| The pearly secret which each tiny fly | C |
| Each tiny fly that hums and bobs and stirs | D |
| Hides in its little breast eternally | E |
| From you ye prickly grim philosophers | D |
| With all your theories that sound so high | C |
| Hark to the buz a moment my good sirs | D |
George Macdonald
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