An Aspiration. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCBCDEDEFFFFGEGEHFHF FFFF| A | |
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| Music with the tears in it | B |
| Through my soul is ringing | C |
| Moods like bodies flame and flit | B |
| Through the spirit's singing | C |
| Dream birds half articulate | D |
| Which no charms can capture | E |
| Come by twos and nest and mate | D |
| In a moment's rapture | E |
| Now I seem to be upborne | F |
| On a starry pinion | F |
| Where the poet's hope forlorn | F |
| Has divine dominion | F |
| Where he sees the clouds of earth | G |
| Gather light and cluster | E |
| As babes on the dawn of Birth | G |
| Watch the visions muster | E |
| All that thought and feeling share | H |
| In a soul's possession | F |
| To my singing seems to bear | H |
| A divine confession | F |
| As within my dreaming brain | F |
| Lips of inspiration | F |
| Breathe the beauty gone again | F |
| On a new creation | F |
Robert Crawford
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