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Oh long had we paltered	A
With bridle and girth	B
Ere those horses were haltered	A
That gave us the Earth	B
	-
Ere the Flame and the Fountain	C
The Spark and the Wheel	D
Sank Ocean and Mountain	C
Alike 'neath our keel	D
	-
But the Wind in her blowing	E
The bird on the wind	A
Made naught of our going	E
And left us behind	A
	-
Till the gale was outdriven	C
The gull overflown	C
And there matched us in Heaven	C
The Sun God alone	C
	-
He only the master	F
We leagued to o'erthrow	F
He only the faster	F
And therefore our foe	G
	-
Light steals to uncurtain	C
The dim shaping skies	H
That arch and make certain	C
Where he shall arise	H
	-
We lift to the onset	A
We challenge anew	C
From sunrise to sunset	A
Apollo pursue	C
	-
What ails thee O Golden	C
Thy Chariot is still	I
What Power has withholden	C
The Way from the Will	I
	-
Lo Hesper hath paled not	A
Nor darkness withdrawn	C
The Hours have availed not	A
To lead forth the Dawn	C
	-
Do they flinch from full trial	J
The Coursers of Day	A
The shade on our dial	J
Moves swifter than they	A
	-
We fleet but thou stayest	A
A God unreleased	A
And still thou delayest	A
Low down in the East	A
	-
A beacon faint burning	E
A glare that decays	K
As the blasts of our spurning	E
Blow backward its blaze	K
	-
The mid noon grows colder	F
Night rushes to meet	A
And the curve of Earth's shoulder	F
Heaves up thy defeat	A
	-
Storm on at that portal	J
We have thee in prison	C
Apollo immortal	J
Thou hast not arisen	C

Rudyard Kipling

Hymn Of The Triumphant Airman Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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