The Old Unrest. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEEDDFFGGHH| That which made us seems to fret | A |
| Like a pang within us yet | A |
| As if we unfinished were | B |
| Such blind gropings in us stir | B |
| As light in an eye grown dim | C |
| That can no more finely limn | D |
| All the senses would impart | E |
| To the sad mysterious heart | E |
| Or an ear grown taut that can | D |
| No more tune the tones of man | D |
| We are still such troubled elves | F |
| As we were beside ourselves | F |
| One with Him it may be who | G |
| Is as vexed as we are too | G |
| With a mystic malady | H |
| Running through Eternity | H |
Robert Crawford
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