Sonnet. About Jesus. Vii. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAACCADEDEDE| If Thou hadst been a Poet On my heart | A |
| The thought dashed It recoiled as with the gift | B |
| Light blinded and joy saddened so bereft | C |
| And the hot fountain tears with sudden start | A |
| Thronged to mine eyes as if with that same smart | A |
| The husk of vision had in twain been cleft | C |
| Its hidden soul in naked beauty left | C |
| And we beheld thee Nature as thou art | A |
| O Poet Poet Poet at thy feet | D |
| I should have lien sainted with listening | E |
| My pulses answering aye in rhythmic beat | D |
| Each parting word that with melodious wing | E |
| Moved on creating still my being sweet | D |
| My soul thy harp thy word the quivering string | E |
George Macdonald
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