The Winds Of Angus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEEFFGGFFBB| The grey road whereupon we trod became as holy ground | A |
| The eve was all one voice that breathed its message with no sound | A |
| And burning multitudes pour through my heart too bright too blind | B |
| Too swift and hurried in their flight to leave their tale behind | B |
| Twin gates unto that living world dark honey coloured eyes | C |
| The lifting of whose lashes flushed the face with paradise | D |
| Beloved there I saw within their ardent rays unfold | E |
| The likeness of enraptured birds that flew from deeps of gold | E |
| To deeps of gold within my breast to rest or there to be | F |
| Transfigured in the light or find a death to life in me | F |
| So love a burning multitude a seraph wind which blows | G |
| From out the deep of being to the deep of being goes | G |
| And sun and moon and starry fires and earth and air and sea | F |
| Are creatures from the deep let loose who pause in ecstasy | F |
| Or wing their wild and heavenly way until again they find | B |
| The ancient deep and fade therein enraptured bright and blind | B |
George William Russell
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