Cosmos Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD ABED FGHG IJKJ LMHM NOPO QMRM| Who saw the hid beginnings | A |
| When Chaos and Order strove | B |
| Or who can date the morning | C |
| The purple flaming of love | D |
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| I saw the hid beginnings | A |
| When Chaos and Order strove | B |
| And I can date the morning prime | E |
| And purple flame of love | D |
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| Song breathed from all the forest | F |
| The total air was fame | G |
| It seemed the world was all torches | H |
| That suddenly caught the flame | G |
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| Is there never a retroscope mirror | I |
| In the realms and corners of space | J |
| That can give us a glimpse of the battle | K |
| And the soldiers face to face | J |
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| Sit here on the basalt courses | L |
| Where twisted hills betray | M |
| The seat of the world old Forces | H |
| Who wrestled here on a day | M |
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| When the purple flame shoots up | N |
| And Love ascends his throne | O |
| I cannot hear your songs O birds | P |
| For the witchery of my own | O |
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| And every human heart | Q |
| Still keeps that golden day | M |
| And rings the bells of jubilee | R |
| On its own First of May | M |
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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