Beauty And Art Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAA BBB CCC DDD EEE FFF GGG EEE| The gods are dead but still for me | A |
| Lives on in wildwood brook and tree | A |
| Each myth each old divinity | A |
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| For me still laughs among the rocks | B |
| The Naiad and the Dryad's locks | B |
| Drop perfume on the wildflower flocks | B |
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| The Satyr's hoof still prints the loam | C |
| And whiter than the wind blown foam | C |
| The Oread haunts her mountain home | C |
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| To him whose mind is fain to dwell | D |
| With loveliness no time can quell | D |
| All things are real imperishable | D |
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| To him whatever facts may say | E |
| Who sees the soul beneath the clay | E |
| Is proof of a diviner day | E |
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| The very stars and flowers preach | F |
| A gospel old as God and teach | F |
| Philosophy a child may reach | F |
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| That cannot die that shall not cease | G |
| That lives through idealities | G |
| Of Beauty ev'n as Rome and Greece | G |
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| That lifts the soul above the clod | E |
| And working out some period | E |
| Of art is part and proof of God | E |
Madison Julius Cawein
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