As Some Vast Tropic Tree, Itself A Wood (fragment) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCDDEEFFFGG| A | |
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| As some vast Tropic tree itself a wood | B |
| That crests its Head with clouds beneath the flood | C |
| Feeds its deep roots and with the bulging flank | D |
| Of its wide base controls the fronting bank | D |
| By the slant current's pressure scoop'd away | E |
| The fronting bank becomes a foam piled bay | E |
| High in the Fork the uncouth Idol knits | F |
| His channel'd Brows low murmurs stir by fits | F |
| And dark below the horrid Faquir sits | F |
| An Horror from its broad Head's branchy wreath | G |
| Broods o'er the rude Idolatry beneath | G |
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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