One With Nature Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAABBADEDEDA| I have a fellowship with every shade | A |
| Of changing nature with the tempest hour | B |
| My soul goes forth to claim her early dower | C |
| Of living princedom and her wings have staid | A |
| Amidst the wildest uproar undismayed | A |
| Yet she hath often owned a better power | B |
| And blessed the gentle coming of the shower | B |
| The speechless majesty of love arrayed | A |
| In lowly virtue under which disguise | D |
| Full many a princely thing hath passed her by | E |
| And she from homely intercourse of eyes | D |
| Hath gathered visions wider than the sky | E |
| And seen the withered heart of man arise | D |
| Peaceful as God and full of majesty | A |
George Macdonald
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