The Oneness Of The Philosopher With Nature. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKLK DMNM OPQP RFSF TIUI VWXW YZA2Z EB2C2B2 C2C2C2C2| I love to see the little stars | A |
| All dancing to one tune | B |
| I think quite highly of the Sun | C |
| And kindly of the Moon | B |
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| The million forests of the Earth | D |
| Come trooping in to tea | E |
| The great Niagara waterfall | F |
| Is never shy with me | E |
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| I am the tiger's confidant | G |
| And never mention names | H |
| The lion drops the formal Sir | I |
| And lets me call him James | H |
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| Into my ear the blushing Whale | J |
| Stammers his love I know | K |
| Why the Rhinoceros is sad | L |
| Ah child 'twas long ago | K |
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| I am akin to all the Earth | D |
| By many a tribal sign | M |
| The aged Pig will often wear | N |
| That sad sweet smile of mine | M |
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| My niece the Barnacle has got | O |
| My piercing eyes of black | P |
| The Elephant has got my nose | Q |
| I do not want it back | P |
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| I know the strange tale of the Slug | R |
| The Early Sin the Fall | F |
| The Sleep the Vision and the Vow | S |
| The Quest the Crown the Call | F |
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| And I have loved the Octopus | T |
| Since we were boys together | I |
| I love the Vulture and the Shark | U |
| I even love the weather | I |
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| I love to bask in sunny fields | V |
| And when that hope is vain | W |
| I go and bask in Baker Street | X |
| All in the pouring rain | W |
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| Come snow where fly by some strange law | Y |
| Hard snowballs without noise | Z |
| Through streets untenanted except | A2 |
| By good unconscious boys | Z |
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| Come fog exultant mystery | E |
| Where in strange darkness rolled | B2 |
| The end of my own nose becomes | C2 |
| A lovely legend old | B2 |
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| Come snow and hail and thunderbolts | C2 |
| Sleet fire and general fuss | C2 |
| Come to my arms come all at once | C2 |
| Oh photograph me thus | C2 |
Gilbert Keith Chesterton
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