Sonnet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAADDAEFGEFH| One lesson Nature let me learn of thee | A |
| One lesson that in every wind is blown | B |
| One lesson of two duties serv'd in one | C |
| Though the loud world proclaim their enmity | A |
| Of Toil unsever'd from Tranquillity | A |
| Of Labour that in still advance outgrows | D |
| Far noisier schemes accomplish'd in Repose | D |
| Too great for haste too high for rivalry | A |
| Yes while on earth a thousand discords ring | E |
| Man's senseless uproar mingling with his toil | F |
| Still do thy sleepless ministers move on | G |
| Their glorious tasks in silence perfecting | E |
| Still working blaming still our vain turmoil | F |
| Labourers that shall not fail when man is gone | H |
Matthew Arnold
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