Sonnet. About Jesus. Viii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDDEFG| Thou wouldst have led us through the twilight land | A |
| Where spirit shows by form form is refined | B |
| Away to spirit by transfiguring mind | B |
| Till they are one and in the morn we stand | A |
| Treading thy footsteps children hand in hand | A |
| With sense divinely growing till combined | B |
| We heard the music of the planets wind | B |
| In harmony with billows on the strand | A |
| Till one with Earth and all God's utterance | C |
| We hardly knew whether the sun outspake | D |
| Or a glad sunshine from our spirits brake | D |
| Whether we think or windy leaflets dance | E |
| Alas O Poet Leader for this good | F |
| Thou wert God's tragedy writ in tears and blood | G |
George Macdonald
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