Nature Ii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDDEEFGFGHHIIIJJK KLL| She is gamesome and good | A |
| But of mutable mood | B |
| No dreary repeater now and again | C |
| She will be all things to all men | C |
| She who is old but nowise feeble | D |
| Pours her power into the people | D |
| Merry and manifold without bar | E |
| Makes and moulds them what they are | E |
| And what they call their city way | F |
| Is not their way but hers | G |
| And what they say they made to day | F |
| They learned of the oaks and firs | G |
| She spawneth men as mallows fresh | H |
| Hero and maiden flesh of her flesh | H |
| She drugs her water and her wheat | I |
| With the flavors she finds meet | I |
| And gives them what to drink and eat | I |
| And having thus their bread and growth | J |
| They do her bidding nothing loath | J |
| What's most theirs is not their own | K |
| But borrowed in atoms from iron and stone | K |
| And in their vaunted works of Art | L |
| The master stroke is still her part | L |
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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