Beauty Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFGFHH| I gazed upon thy face and beating life | A |
| Once stilled its sleepless pulses in my breast | B |
| And every thought whose being was a strife | A |
| Each in its silent chamber sank to rest | B |
| I was not save it were a thought of thee | C |
| The world was but a spot where thou hadst trod | D |
| From every star thy glance seemed fix on me | C |
| Almost I loved thee better than my God | D |
| And still I gaze but tis a holier thought | E |
| Than that in which my spirit lived before | F |
| Each star a purer ray of love has caught | G |
| Earth wears a lovelier robe than then it wore | F |
| And every lamp that burns around thy shrine | H |
| I fed with fire whose fountain is Divine | H |
Jones Very
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