An Artist Of The Beautiful Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBDEFGHIIHJJ| GEORGE FULLER | A |
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| Haunted of Beauty like the marvellous youth | B |
| Who sang Saint Agnes' Eve How passing fair | C |
| Her shapes took color in thy homestead air | C |
| How on thy canvas even her dreams were truth | B |
| Magician who from commonest elements | D |
| Called up divine ideals clothed upon | E |
| By mystic lights soft blending into one | F |
| Womanly grace and child like innocence | G |
| Teacher I thy lesson was not given in vain | H |
| Beauty is goodness ugliness is sin | I |
| Art's place is sacred nothing foul therein | I |
| May crawl or tread with bestial feet profane | H |
| If rightly choosing is the painter's test | J |
| Thy choice O master ever was the best | J |
John Greenleaf Whittier
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