She Stood Against The Orient Sun Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEE GHHH IJIJ| She stood against the Orient sun | A |
| Her face inscrutable for light | B |
| A myriad larks in unison | A |
| Sang o'er her soaring out of sight | B |
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| A myriad flowers around her feet | C |
| Burst flame like from the yielding sod | D |
| Till all the wandering airs were sweet | C |
| With incense mounting up to God | D |
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| A mighty rainbow shook inclined | E |
| Towards her from the Occident | F |
| Girdling the cloud wrack which enshrined | E |
| Half the light bearing firmament | E |
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| Lit showers flashed golden o'er the hills | G |
| And trees flung silver to the breeze | H |
| And scattering diamonds fleet foot rills | H |
| Fled laughingly across the leas | H |
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| Yea Love the skylarks laud but thee | I |
| And writ in flowers thine awful name | J |
| Spring is thy shade dread Ecstasy | I |
| And life a brand which feeds thy flame | J |
Mathilde Blind
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