Nature's Hymn To The Deity Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDD EFFG FF AAHHGFII| All nature owns with one accord | A |
| The great and universal Lord | A |
| The sun proclaims him through the day | B |
| The moon when daylight drops away | B |
| The very darkness smiles to wear | C |
| The stars that show us God is there | C |
| On moonlight seas soft gleams the sky | D |
| And 'God is with us' waves reply | D |
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| Winds breathe from God's abode 'we come ' | - |
| Storms louder own God is their home | E |
| And thunder yet with louder call | F |
| Sounds 'God is mightiest over all' | F |
| Till earth right loath the proof to miss | G |
| Echoes triumphantly 'He is ' | - |
| And air and ocean makes reply | F |
| God reigns on earth in air and sky | F |
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| All nature owns with one accord | A |
| The great and universal Lord | A |
| Insect and bird and tree and flower | H |
| The witnesses of every hour | H |
| Are pregnant with his prophesy | G |
| And 'God is with us' all reply | F |
| The first link in the mighty plan | I |
| Is still and all upbraideth man | I |
John Clare
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