The Divine Vision Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEAADDAAAAFF AAGG| This mood hath known all beauty for it sees | A |
| O'erwhelmed majesties | A |
| In these pale forms and kingly crowns of gold | B |
| On brows no longer bold | B |
| And through the shadowy terrors of their hell | C |
| The love for which they fell | C |
| And how desire which cast them in the deep | D |
| Called God too from his sleep | D |
| O pity only seer who looking through | E |
| A heart melted like dew | E |
| Seest the long perished in the present thus | A |
| For ever dwell in us | A |
| Whatever time thy golden eyelids ope | D |
| They travel to a hope | D |
| Not only backward from these low degrees | A |
| To starry dynasties | A |
| But looking far where now the silence owns | A |
| And rules from empty thrones | A |
| Thou seest the enchanted halls of heaven burn | F |
| For joy at our return | F |
| Thy tender kiss hath memory we are kings | A |
| For all our wanderings | A |
| Thy shining eyes already see the after | G |
| In hidden light and laughter | G |
George William Russell
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