How Much Of Godhood Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHIH| How much of Godhood did it take | A |
| What purging epochs had to pass | B |
| Ere I was fit for leaf and lake | A |
| And worthy of the patient grass | B |
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| What mighty travails must have been | C |
| What ages must have moulded me | D |
| Ere I was raised and made akin | C |
| To dawn the daisy and the sea | D |
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| In what great struggles was I felled | E |
| In what old lives I labored long | F |
| Ere I was given a world that held | E |
| A meadow butterflies and Song | F |
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| But oh what cleansings and what fears | G |
| What countless raisings from the dead | H |
| Ere I could see Her touched with tears | I |
| Pillow the little weary head | H |
Louis Untermeyer
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