The Spirit Land Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG| Father thy wonders do not singly stand | A |
| Nor far removed where feet have seldom strayed | B |
| Around us ever lies the enchanted land | A |
| In marvels rich to thine own sons displayed | B |
| In finding thee are all things round us found | C |
| In losing thee are all things lost beside | D |
| Ears have we but in vain strange voices sound | C |
| And to our eyes the vision is denied | D |
| We wander in the country far remote | E |
| Mid tombs and ruined piles in death to dwell | F |
| Or on the records of past greatness dote | E |
| And for a buried soul the living sell | F |
| While on our path bewildered falls the night | G |
| That ne'er returns us to the fields of light | G |
Jones Very
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