Sonnets Iv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBBCCCCDDCCD| Inscribed to S F S | A |
| - | |
| And there I found him whom I went to find | B |
| A man of noble make and head uplift | C |
| Of equal carriage Nature's bounteous gift | C |
| For in no shelter had his generous mind | B |
| Grown flowers that need the winds rough not unkind | B |
| The joiner's bench taught him with judgment swift | C |
| Seen things to fashion unseen things to sift | C |
| From all his face a living soul outshined | C |
| Telling of strength and inward quietude | C |
| His great hand shook mine greatly and his eyes | D |
| Looked straight in mine with spiritual replies | D |
| I left him rich with overflowing good | C |
| Such joys within two hours of happy mood | C |
| Met me beneath the everlasting skies | D |
George Macdonald
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