To The Muse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHIH JKJK| Resign the rhapsody the dream | A |
| To men of larger reach | B |
| Be ours the quest of a plain theme | A |
| The piety of speech | B |
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| As monkish scribes from morning break | C |
| Toiled till the close of light | D |
| Nor thought a day too long to make | C |
| One line or letter bright | D |
| - | |
| We also with an ardent mind | E |
| Time wealth and fame forgot | F |
| Our glory in our patience find | E |
| And skim and skim the pot | F |
| - | |
| Till last when round the house we hear | G |
| The evensong of birds | H |
| One corner of blue heaven appear | I |
| In our clear well of words | H |
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| Leave leave it then muse of my heart | J |
| Sans finish and sans frame | K |
| Leave unadorned by needless art | J |
| The picture as it came | K |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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