The Study And Beauties Of The Works Of Nature Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGCHIJKLMNOPQRS TU| O Nature all sufficient over all | A |
| Enrich me with the knowledge of Thy works | B |
| Snatch me to heaven Thy rolling wonders there | C |
| World beyond world in infinite extent | D |
| Profusely scatter'd o'er the void immense | E |
| Shew me their motions periods and their laws | F |
| Give me to scan through the disclosing deep | G |
| Light my blind way the mineral strata there | C |
| Thrust blooming thence the vegetable world | H |
| O'er that the rising system more complex | I |
| Of animals and higher still the mind | J |
| The varied scene of quick compounded thought | K |
| And where the mixing passions endless shift | L |
| These ever open to my ravish'd eye | M |
| A search the flight of time can ne'er exhaust | N |
| But if to that unequal if the blood | O |
| In sluggish streams about my heart forbid | P |
| That best ambition under closing shades | Q |
| Inglorious lay me by the lowly brook | R |
| And whisper to my dreams From Thee begin | S |
| Dwell all on Thee with Thee conclude my song | T |
| And let me never never stray from Thee | U |
James Thomson
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