The Lantern Out Of Doors Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDC DDD| Sometimes a lantern moves along the night | A |
| That interests our eyes And who goes there | B |
| I think where from and bound I wonder where | B |
| With all down darkness wide his wading light | A |
| Men go by me whom either beauty bright | A |
| In mould or mind or what not else makes rare | B |
| They rain against our much thick and marsh air | B |
| Rich beams till death or distance buys them quite | A |
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| Death or distance soon consumes them wind | C |
| What most I may eye after be in at the end | D |
| I cannot and out of sight is out of mind | C |
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| Christ minds Christ's interest what to avow or amend | D |
| There eacute yes them heart w aacute nts care ha uacute nts foot f oacute llows k iacute nd | D |
| Their r aacute nsom th eacute ir rescue aacute nd first f aacute st last fri eacute nd | D |
Gerard Manley Hopkins
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