A New Idol Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDECFE| Magnificent the Beast Look in the eyes | A |
| Of the fell tiger towering on his prey | B |
| Beautiful in his power to pounce and slay | B |
| And effortless in action He denies | A |
| All but himself He gloats on his weak prize | A |
| Roaring the anger of wild breath at bay | B |
| Blank anger like an element whose way | B |
| Is mere annihilation Terrible eyes | A |
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| But there is one more to be feared who can | C |
| Escape the prison of his own wrath whose will | D |
| Lives beyond life who smiles with quiet lips | E |
| Most terrible because most tender Man | C |
| Not only uncowed but irresistible | F |
| When the cause fires him to the finger tips | E |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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