Poem: San Miniato Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC EFFG HIIH| See I have climbed the mountain side | A |
| Up to this holy house of God | B |
| Where once that Angel Painter trod | B |
| Who saw the heavens opened wide | A |
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| And throned upon the crescent moon | C |
| The Virginal white Queen of Grace | D |
| Mary could I but see thy face | D |
| Death could not come at all too soon | C |
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| O crowned by God with thorns and pain | E |
| Mother of Christ O mystic wife | F |
| My heart is weary of this life | F |
| And over sad to sing again | G |
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| O crowned by God with love and flame | H |
| O crowned by Christ the Holy One | I |
| O listen ere the searching sun | I |
| Show to the world my sin and shame | H |
Oscar Fingal O'flahertie Wills Wilde
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