Perception Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDEFCGHIJKCLMNC| While I have vision while the glowing bodied | A |
| Drunken with light untroubled clouds with all this cold sphered sky | B |
| Are flushed above trees where the dew falls secretly | C |
| Where no man goes where beasts move silently | C |
| As gently as light feathered winds that fall | D |
| Chill among hollows filled with sighing grass | E |
| While I have vision while my mind is borne | F |
| A finger's length above reality | C |
| Like that small plaining bird that drifts and drops | G |
| Among these soft lapped hollows | H |
| Robed gods whose passing fills calm nights with sudden wind | I |
| Whose spears still bar our twilight bend and fill | J |
| Wind shaken troubled spaces with some peace | K |
| With clear untroubled beauty | C |
| That I may rise not chill and shrilling through perpetual day | L |
| Remote amaz d larklike but may hold | M |
| The hours as firm warm fruit | N |
| This finger's length above reality | C |
Peter Courtney Quennell, Sir
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