Janus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EFFF| Image of beauty when I gaze on thee | A |
| Trembling I waken to a mystery | A |
| How through one door we go to life or death | B |
| By spirit kindled or the sensual breath | B |
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| Image of beauty when my way I go | C |
| No single joy or sorrow do I know | C |
| Elate for freedom leaps the starry power | D |
| The life which passes mourns its wasted hour | D |
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| And ah to think how thin the veil that lies | E |
| Between the pain of hell and paradise | F |
| Where the cool grass my aching head embowers | F |
| God sings the lovely carol of the flowers | F |
George William Russell
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