Hope Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDCDDC| All treasures of the earth and opulent seas | A |
| Metals and odorous woods and cunning gold | B |
| Fowls of the air and furry beasts untold | B |
| Vineyards and harvest fields and fruitful trees | A |
| Nature gave unto Man and last her keys | A |
| Vouched passage to her secret ways of old | B |
| Whence knowledge should be wrung nay power to mould | B |
| Out of the rough his occult destinies | A |
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| But tired of these he craved a wider scope | C |
| Then fair as Pallas from the brain of Jove | D |
| From his deep wish there sprang full armed to cope | C |
| With all life's ills even very death in love | D |
| The only thing man never wearies of | D |
| His own creation visionary Hope | C |
Mathilde Blind
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