Son-days Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCDEDE FGFGHIHI JHKLMNMN| A | |
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| Bright shadows of true Rest some shoots of bliss | B |
| Heaven once a week | C |
| The next world's gladness prepossest in this | B |
| A day to seek | C |
| Eternity in time the steps by which | D |
| We Climb above all ages Lamps that light | E |
| Man through his heap of dark days and the rich | D |
| And full redemption of the whole week's flight | E |
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| The Pulleys unto headlong man time's bower | F |
| The narrow way | G |
| Transplanted Paradise God's walking hour | F |
| The Cool o'th' day | G |
| The Creatures' Jubilee God's parle with dust | H |
| Heaven here Man on the hills of Myrrh and flowers | I |
| Angels descending the Returns of Trust | H |
| A Gleam of glory after six days' showers | I |
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| The Church's love feasts Time's Prerogative | J |
| And Interest | H |
| Deducted from the whole The Combs and hive | K |
| And home of rest | L |
| The milky way chalked out with suns a clue | M |
| That guides through erring hours and in full story | N |
| A taste of Heav'n on earth the pledge and cue | M |
| Of a full feast And the Out Courts of glory | N |
Henry Vaughan
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