When, Looking Deeply In Thy Face Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFCCGHII| When looking deeply in thy face | A |
| I catch the undergleam of grace | A |
| That grows beneath the outward glance | B |
| Long looking lost as in a trance | B |
| Of long desires that fleet and meet | C |
| Around me like the fresh and sweet | C |
| White showers of rain which vanishing | D |
| 'Neath heaven's blue arches whirl in spring | D |
| Suddenly then I seem to know | E |
| Of some new fountain's overflow | E |
| In grassy basins with a sound | F |
| That leads my fancy past all bound | F |
| Into a region of retreat | C |
| From this my life's bewildered heat | C |
| Oh if my soul might always draw | G |
| From those deep fountains full of awe | H |
| The current of my days should rise | I |
| Unto the level of thine eyes | I |
George Parsons Lathrop
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