And Thou Art One Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDACDA| And Thou art One One with th' eternal hills | A |
| And with the flaming stars and with the moon | B |
| Translucent cold The sentinel of noon | B |
| That clothes the sky in robes of light and fills | A |
| The earth with warmth the flowering fields the rills | A |
| The waving trees the south wind's elfin rune | B |
| Are One with Thee All nature is in tune | B |
| With Thee O Father God and if one wills | A |
| To humbly walk the fragrant leaf strewn path | C |
| And kneel in reverence 'neath the vaulted sky | D |
| Hearing the hymnals of the waving trees | A |
| And prayers of the soughing winds what hath | C |
| He less of heaven in him than we who cry | D |
| God in our creeds doth dwell and not in these | A |
Joseph Seamon Cotter
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