Ideal Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCCDCDDEDEEFEFFGF GGHGHHIHIIJJJKJ

When all my gentle friends had goneA
I wandered in the night aloneB
Beneath the green electric glareC
I saw men pass with hearts of stoneB
Yet still I heard them everywhereC
Those golden voices of the airC
Friend we will go to hell with theeD
Thy griefs thy glories we will shareC
And rule the earth and bind the seaD
And set ten thousand devils freeD
What dost thou stranger at my sideE
Thou gaunt old man accosting meD
Away this is my night of prideE
On lunar seas my boat will glideE
And I shall know the secret thingsF
The old man answered Woe betideE
Said I The world was made for kingsF
To him who works and working singsF
Come joy and majesty and powerG
And steadfast love with royal wingsF
O watch these fools that blink and cowerG
Said that wise man and every hourG
A score is born a dozen diesH
Said I In London fades the flowerG
But far away the bright blue skiesH
Shall watch my solemn walls ariseH
And all the glory all the graceI
Of earth shall gather there and eyesH
Will shine like stars in that new placeI
Said he Indeed of ancient raceI
Thou comest with thy hollow schemeJ
But sail O architect of dreamJ
To lands beyond the Ocean streamJ
Where are the islands of the blestK
And where Atlantis where ThelemeJ

James Elroy Flecker



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