The Bohemian Hymn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDE FFGHHG| In many forms we try | A |
| To utter God's infinity | B |
| But the boundless hath no form | C |
| And the Universal Friend | D |
| Doth as far transcend | D |
| An angel as a worm | E |
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| The great Idea baffles wit | F |
| Language falters under it | F |
| It leaves the learned in the lurch | G |
| Nor art nor power nor toil can find | H |
| The measure of the eternal Mind | H |
| Nor hymn nor prayer nor church | G |
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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