Mors Dei. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEGHIHJEEEKJLJ EMNNMethought I saw God dying and | A |
The millions round His bed | B |
And all in every planet knew | C |
They'd pass when He was dead | B |
In a wan light He lay somewhere | D |
Where all was strange and dim | E |
And one by one each living thing | F |
Felt the life leaving Him | E |
The fiercest creatures lost their power | G |
The brightest eyes grew pale | H |
A weakness spread through every star | I |
Like a funereal tale | H |
Through Heaven and Hell a tremor passed | J |
The fiends and seraphim | E |
Had hushed their cries and songs and came | E |
To share their doom with Him | E |
And o'er the Eyes that looked on all | K |
A deathly glamour passed | J |
And He knew all that He had made | L |
Was one with Him at last | J |
As with His final breath a boom | E |
Crashed through the worlds and He | M |
Let go the awful stress He'd kept | N |
On Life's immensity | N |
Robert Crawford
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