Creation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFGF HIHI| As one by one the veils took flight | A |
| The day withdrew the stars came up | B |
| The spirit issued dark and bright | A |
| Filling thy beauty like a cup | B |
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| Sacred thy laughter on the air | C |
| Holy thy lightest word that fell | D |
| Proud the innumerable hair | C |
| That waved at the enchanter's spell | D |
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| Oh Master of the Beautiful | E |
| Creating us from hour to hour | F |
| Give me this vision to the full | G |
| To see in lightest things thy power | F |
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| This vision give no heaven afar | H |
| No throne and yet I will rejoice | I |
| Knowing beneath my feet a star | H |
| Thy word in every wandering voice | I |
George William Russell
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