The Spirit Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDEFGFGHH| I would not breathe when blows thy mighty wind | A |
| O'er desolate hill and winter blasted plain | B |
| But stand in waiting hope if I may find | A |
| Each flower recalled to newer life again | C |
| That now unsightly hides itself from Thee | D |
| Amid the leaves or rustling grasses dry | E |
| With ice cased rock and snowy mantled tree | D |
| Ashamed lest Thou its nakedness should spy | E |
| But Thou shall breathe and every rattling bough | F |
| Shall gather leaves each rock with rivers flow | G |
| And they that hide them from thy presence now | F |
| In new found robes along thy path shall glow | G |
| And meadows at thy coming fall and rise | H |
| Their green waves sprinkled with a thousand eyes | H |
Jones Very
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