Religious Isolation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEDFGG| Children as such forgive them have I known | A |
| Ever in their own eager pastime bent | B |
| To make the incurious bystander intent | B |
| On his own swarming thoughts an interest own | A |
| Too fearful or too fond to play alone | A |
| Do thou whom light in thine own inmost soul | C |
| Not less thy boast illuminates control | C |
| Wishes unworthy of a man full grown | A |
| What though the holy secret which moulds thee | D |
| Moulds not the solid Earth though never Winds | E |
| Have whisper'd it to the complaining Sea | D |
| Nature's great law and law of all men's minds | F |
| To its own impulse every creature stirs | G |
| Live by thy light and Earth will live by hers | G |
Matthew Arnold
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