Sonnet. About Jesus. Iv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDDCCD| If Thou hadst been a painter what fresh looks | A |
| What shining of pent glories what new grace | B |
| Had burst upon us from the great Earth's face | B |
| How had we read as in new languaged books | A |
| Clear love of God in lone retreating nooks | A |
| A lily as thy hand its form would trace | B |
| Were plainly seen God's child of lower race | B |
| And O my heart blue hills and grassy brooks | A |
| Thy soul lay to all undulations bare | C |
| Answering in waves Each morn the sun did rise | D |
| And God's world woke beneath life giving skies | D |
| Thou sawest clear thy Father's meanings there | C |
| 'Mid Earth's Ideal and expressions rare | C |
| The ideal Man with the eternal eyes | D |
George Macdonald
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