Fragments Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBACA DEDEFGFG HHIIJJKK LHLHM| Open horizons round | A |
| O mounting mind to scenes unsung | B |
| Wherein shall walk a lusty Time | C |
| Our Earth is young | B |
| Of measure without bound | A |
| Infinite are the heights to climb | C |
| The depths to sound | A |
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| A wilding little stubble flower | D |
| The sickle scorned which cut for wheat | E |
| Such was our hope in that dark hour | D |
| When nought save uses held the street | E |
| And daily pleasures daily needs | F |
| With barren vision looked ahead | G |
| And still the same result of seeds | F |
| Gave likeness 'twixt the live and dead | G |
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| From labours through the night outworn | H |
| Above the hills the front of morn | H |
| We see whose eyes to heights are raised | I |
| And the world's wise may deem us crazed | I |
| While yet her lord lies under seas | J |
| She takes us as the wind the trees' | J |
| Delighted leafage all in song | K |
| We mount to her to her belong | K |
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| This love of nature that allures to take | L |
| Irregularity for harmony | H |
| Of larger scope than our hard measures make | L |
| Cherish it as thy school for when on thee | H |
| The ills of life descend | M |
George Meredith
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