Perfect Work Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDD EFEFGG| An artist skilled beyond the sons of men | A |
| With pleasure scanned the pictures on the wall | B |
| Rare works of art each one pronounced a gem | C |
| The product of his hand both great and small | B |
| Each filled its place in the designer's plan | D |
| Conceived in full before the work began | D |
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| Pleased was the artist with results as shown | E |
| But his ideal was not as yet attained | F |
| It needed this as palace needs a throne | E |
| But throne a king then is perfection gained | F |
| When his great masterpiece hangs in its place | G |
| And the great artist looks in his own face | G |
Joseph Horatio Chant
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