Hymn To Horus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAB CDCCD CECCE FGFFG CHCCH AIAAI CCCCC HCHHC CJCCJHail God revived in glory | A |
The night is over and done | B |
Far mountains wrinkled and hoary | A |
Fair cities great in story | A |
Flash in the rising sun | B |
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Behold the Dawn uncloses | C |
The shutters of the night | D |
The Waste and her oases | C |
Blossoms a rose of roses | C |
Beneath thy rose red light | D |
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Hail golden House of Horus | C |
Lap of heaven's holiest God | E |
From lotos banks before us | C |
Birds in ecstatic chorus | C |
Fly singing from the sod | E |
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Up up into the shining | F |
Translucent morning sky | G |
No longer dull and pining | F |
With drooping plumes declining | F |
The storks and eagles fly | G |
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The Nile amid his rushes | C |
Reflects thy risen disk | H |
A light of gladness gushes | C |
Through kindling halls and flushes | C |
Each flaming Obelisk | H |
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Vast Temples catch thy splendour | A |
Vistas of columns shine | I |
Celestial with a tender | A |
Rose bloom on every slender | A |
Papyrus pillared shrine | I |
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In manifold disguises | C |
And under many names | C |
Thrice holy son of Isis | C |
We worship him who rises | C |
A child god fledged in flames | C |
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Hail sacred Hawk who winging | H |
Crossest the heavenly sea | C |
With harp playing with singing | H |
With linen robes white clinging | H |
We come fair God to thee | C |
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Thou whom our soul espouses | C |
When weary of the way | J |
Enter our golden houses | C |
And with thy mystic spouses | C |
Rest from the long long way | J |
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