To A. J. Scott Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABA BCB CDC DED EFE FF D| When long ago the daring of my youth | A |
| Drew nigh thy greatness with a little thing | B |
| Thou didst receive me and thy sky of truth | A |
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| Has domed me since a heaven of sheltering | B |
| Made homely by the tenderness and grace | C |
| Which round thy absolute friendship ever fling | B |
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| A radiant atmosphere Turn not thy face | C |
| From that small part of earnest thanks I pray | D |
| Which spoken leaves much more in speechless case | C |
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| I see thee far before me on thy way | D |
| Up the great peaks and striding stronger still | E |
| Thy intellect unrivalled in its sway | D |
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| Upheld and ordered by a regnant will | E |
| Thy wisdom seer and priest of holy fate | F |
| Searching all truths its prophecy to fill | E |
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| But this my joy throned in thy heart so great | F |
| High Love is queen and sits without a mate | F |
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| May | D |
George Macdonald
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