The Pagan Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACDDCEFEGFG| So here are you and here am I | A |
| Where we may thank our gods to be | B |
| Above the earth beneath the sky | A |
| Naked souls alive and free | B |
| The autumn wind goes rustling by | A |
| And stirs the stubble at our feet | C |
| Out of the west it whispering blows | D |
| Stops to caress and onward goes | D |
| Bringing its earthy odours sweet | C |
| See with what pride the the setting sun | E |
| Kinglike in gold and purple dies | F |
| And like a robe of rainbow spun | E |
| Tinges the earth with shades divine | G |
| That mystic light is in your eyes | F |
| And ever in your heart will shine | G |
George Orwell (eric Arthur Blair)
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