To An Independent Preacher Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDECFGFHHG| 'In harmony with Nature' Restless fool | A |
| Who with such heat dost preach what were to thee | B |
| When true the last impossibility | B |
| To be like Nature strong like Nature cool | A |
| Know man hath all which Nature hath but more | C |
| And in that more lie all his hopes of good | D |
| Nature is cruel man is sick of blood | E |
| Nature is stubborn man would fain adore | C |
| Nature is fickle man hath need of rest | F |
| Nature forgives no debt and fears no grave | G |
| Man would be mild and with safe conscience blest | F |
| Man must begin know this where Nature ends | H |
| Nature and man can never be fast friends | H |
| Fool if thou canst not pass her rest her slave | G |
Matthew Arnold
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