Truth, Not Form! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDDCCD| I came upon a fountain on my way | A |
| When it was hot and sat me down to drink | B |
| Its sparkling stream when all around the brink | B |
| I spied full many vessels made of clay | A |
| Whereon were written not without display | A |
| In deep engraving or with merely ink | B |
| The blessings which each owner seemed to think | B |
| Would light on him who drank with each alway | A |
| I looked so hard my eyes were looking double | C |
| Into them all but when I came to see | D |
| That they were filthy each in his degree | D |
| I bent my head though not without some trouble | C |
| To where the little waves did leap and bubble | C |
| And so I journeyed on most pleasantly | D |
George Macdonald
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