The Flight Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDBBDEFFEFE| Upon a cloud among the stars we stood | A |
| The angel raised his hand and looked and said | B |
| Which world of all yon starry myriad | C |
| Shall we make wing to The still solitude | D |
| Became a harp whereon his voice and mood | D |
| Made spheral music round his haloed head | B |
| I spake for then I had not long been dead | B |
| Let me look round upon the vasts and brood | D |
| A moment on these orbs ere I decide | E |
| What is yon lower star that beauteous shines | F |
| And with soft splendour now incarnadines | F |
| Our wings there would I go and there abide | E |
| Then he as one who some child's thought divines | F |
| That is the world where yesternight you died | E |
Lloyd Mifflin
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