The New God Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAABBBCD| I look about me and behold | A |
| How all is changed The sound and sane | B |
| The kind the true the hale and old | A |
| That once made strong the features plain | B |
| Of life are cast in other mold | A |
| That bears the stamp of greed and gold | A |
| A god unclean who drags a chain | B |
| Of jewelled lust which men call Gain | B |
| Binding their hearts to all that's vain | B |
| That God at last for punishment | C |
| Shall curse with woe and discontent | D |
Madison Julius Cawein
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