A Look At The Heavens Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCBCCDCDEFGFHH| O who can witness with a careless eye | A |
| The countless lamps that light an evening sky | A |
| And not be struck with wonder at the sight | B |
| To think what mighty Power must there abound | C |
| That burns each spangle with a steady light | B |
| And guides each hanging world its rolling round | C |
| What multitudes my misty eye have found | C |
| The countless numbers speak a Deity | D |
| In numbers numberless the skies are crown'd | C |
| And still they're nothing which my sight can see | D |
| When science searching through her aiding glass | E |
| In seeming blanks to me can millions trace | F |
| While millions more that every heart impress | G |
| Still brighten up throughout eternal space | F |
| O Power Almighty whence these beings shine | H |
| All wisdom's lost in comprehending thine | H |
John Clare
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