The Four Angels Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCBB AADDCBE AABBCBF AABBCBB GGCCCCH

As Adam lay a dreaming beneath the Apple TreeA
The Angel of the Earth came down and offered Earth in feeA
But Adam did not need itB
Nor the plough he would not speed itB
Singing quot Earth and Water Air and FireC
What more can mortal man desire quotB
The Apple Tree's in budB
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As Adam lay a dreaming beneath the Apple TreeA
The Angel of the Waters offered all the Seas in feeA
But Adam would not take 'emD
Nor the ships he wouldn't make 'emD
Singing quot Water Earth and Air and FireC
What more can mortal man desire quotB
The Apple Tree's in leafE
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As Adam lay a dreaming beneath the Apple TreeA
The Angel of the Air he offered all the Air in feeA
But Adam did not crave itB
Nor the flight he wouldn't brave itB
Singing quot Air and Water Earth and FireC
What more can mortal man desire quotB
The Apple Tree's in bloomF
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As Adam lay a dreaming beneath the Apple TreeA
The Angel of the Fire rose up and not a word said heA
But he wished a flame and made itB
And in Adam's heart he laid itB
Singing quot Fire Fire burning FireC
Stand up and reach your heart's desire quotB
The Apple Blossom's setB
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As Adam was a working outside of Eden WallG
He used the Earth he used the Seas he used the Air and allG
Till out of black disasterC
He arose to be a masterC
Of Earth and Water Air and FireC
But never reached his heart's desireC
The Apple Tree's cut downH

Rudyard Kipling



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