The New Man Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG| THE hands must touch and handle many things | A |
| The eyes long waste their glances all in vain | B |
| The feet course still in idle mazy rings | A |
| E'er man himself the lost shall back regain | B |
| The hand that ever moves the eyes that see | C |
| While day holds out his shining lamp on high | D |
| And strait as flies the honey seeking bee | C |
| Direct the feet to unseen flowers they spy | D |
| These when they come the man revealed from heaven | E |
| Shall labor all the day in quiet rest | F |
| And find at eve the covert duly given | E |
| Where with the bird they find sweet sleep and rest | F |
| That shall their wasted strength to health restore | G |
| And bid them seek the morn the hills and fields once more | G |
Jones Very
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