Written In Emerson's Essays Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDECFEGHHE| 'O monstrous dead unprofitable world | A |
| That thou canst hear and hearing hold thy way | B |
| A voice oracular hath peal'd to day | B |
| To day a hero's banner is unfurl'd | A |
| Hast thou no lip for welcome ' So I said | C |
| Man after man the world smil'd and pass'd by | D |
| A smile of wistful incredulity | E |
| As though one spike of noise unto the dead | C |
| Scornful and strange and sorrowful and full | F |
| Of bitter knowledge Yet the Will is free | E |
| Strong is the Soul and wise and beautiful | G |
| The seeds of godlike power are in us still | H |
| Gods are we Bards Saints Heroes if we will | H |
| Dumb judges answer truth or mockery | E |
Matthew Arnold
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