To Cardinal Manning Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDECED| I wakeful for the skylark voice in men | A |
| Or straining for the angel of the light | B |
| Rebuked am I by hungry ear and sight | B |
| When I behold one lamp that through our fen | A |
| Goes hourly where most noisome hear again | A |
| A tongue that loathsomeness will not affright | B |
| From speaking to the soul of us forthright | B |
| What things our craven senses keep from ken | A |
| This is the doing of the Christ the way | C |
| He went on earth the service above guile | D |
| To prop a tyrant creed it sings it shines | E |
| Cries to the Mammonites Allay allay | C |
| Such misery as by these present signs | E |
| Brings vengeance down nor them who rouse revile | D |
George Meredith
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