To The Clouds Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACBDAEFEFGG| Through the unchanging heaven as ye have sped | A |
| Speed onward still a strange wild company | B |
| Fleet children of the waters Glorious ye | B |
| Whether the sun lift up his shining head | A |
| High throned at noontide and established | C |
| Among the shifting pillars or we see | B |
| The sable ghosts of air sleep mournfully | D |
| Against the sunlight passionless and dead | A |
| Take thus a glory oh thou higher Sun | E |
| From all the cloudy labour of man's hand | F |
| Whether the quickening nations rise and run | E |
| Or in the market place we idly stand | F |
| Casting huge shadows over these thy plains | G |
| Even thence O God draw thy rich gifts of rains | G |
George Macdonald
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