To A Young Artist Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGAFFHIJGKLMFFG FN O| It is good for strength not to be merciful | A |
| To its own weakness good for the deep urn to run | B |
| over good to explore | C |
| The peaks and the deeps who can endure it | D |
| Good to be hurt who can be healed afterward but | E |
| you that have whetted consciousness | F |
| Too bitter an edge too keenly daring | G |
| So that the color of a leaf can make you tremble | A |
| and your own thoughts like harriers | F |
| Tear the live mind were your bones mountains | F |
| Your blood rivers to endure it and all that labor | H |
| of discipline labors to death | I |
| Delight is exquisite pain is more present | J |
| You have sold the armor you have bought shining | G |
| with burning one should be stronger than | K |
| strength | L |
| To fight baresark in the stabbing field | M |
| In the rage of the stars I tell you unconsciousness | F |
| is the treasure the tower the fortress | F |
| Referred to that one may live anything | G |
| The temple and the tower poor dancer on the flints | F |
| and shards in the temple porches turn home | N |
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| Submitted by Holt | O |
Robinson Jeffers
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